Scout Leadership Roles
Leads his patrol
What is the patrol leader?
A speaker must know how to ____ as well as speak
What is listen?
The top of the Troop Organization Chart
What is the scoutmaster?
Usually harmful but sometimes helpful to progressing a group
What is conflict
The next Troop SPL
Who is Conor Buchanan?
Elected by the Scouts to represent them as the top youth leader in the troop.
What is the senior patrol leader?
The steps of the EDGE method are these
Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, Enable
Reports to the scoutmaster and takes on assigned duties
What is an assistant scoutmaster?
The first step of team development
What is forming?
A place where boys learn skills together, take on leadership responsibilities, and develop friendships that will last over a lifetime.
What is a patrol?
Works with new Scouts and helps them feel comfortable and earn their First Class rank in their first year.
What is a troop guide?
The kind of questions you should be asking after planning
What are "what if" questions?
Supervises the scoutmaster and committee
What is the committee chair?
Stage of team development characterized by intragroup conflict
What is storming?
A TLT exclusive phrase used to grab attention and silence people
What is Dilly-Dilly?
Keeps the troop records
What is the scribe?
Name the three basic parts of communication
What is Sender - Message - Receiver
Serves as a resource to the troop in a variety of ways
What is a committee member?
Three (of many) of the characteristics of an effective team
Clear purpose, Informality, Participation, Listening, Civilized disagreement, Consensus decisions, Open communication, Clear rules and work assignments, Shared leadership, External relations, Style diversity, Self-assessment
When scout attendance should be taken
What is Patrol Time?
Helps scouts minimize impacts as they participate in outdoor activities
What is the Outdoor Ethics Guide.
S.M.A.R.T. stands for this
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely
An at least 16 year-old scout appointed by the scoutmaster to help lead activities
What is a junior assistant scoutmaster?
The five stages of team development are these
(In Order)
What are forming, storming, norming, performing, adjourning
The BSA's definition of the Core of Scouting
What is "empowering boys to be leaders"?