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Course Overview

Course Overview. Welcome to Wood Badge SR917. Expectations. Why are you here? What do you expect from the course? What can you expect during the course? What can you expect after the course? What will be expected of you?. Scouting and Leadership. Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venturing

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Course Overview

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  1. Course Overview Welcome to Wood Badge SR917

  2. Expectations • Why are you here? • What do you expect from the course? • What can you expect during the course? • What can you expect after the course? • What will be expected of you?

  3. Scouting and Leadership • Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venturing • Adult Leader Training • Fast Start • New Leader Essentials • Leader Specific Training • Wood Badge • Ongoing Supplemental Training

  4. Wood Badge for 21st Century

  5. Wood Badge for 21st Century

  6. Living the Values • Values, Mission and Vision

  7. Bringing the Vision to Life • Listening to Learn • Communication • Inclusiveness • Valuing People and Leveraging Diversity • Coaching and Mentoring

  8. Models for Success • Stages of Team Development • Leading EDGE • Teaching EDGE

  9. Tools of the Trade • Project Planning • Leading Change • Problem Solving and Decision Making • Managing Conflict • Self Assessment

  10. Leading to Make a Difference • Leaving a Legacy • Ticket

  11. Troop Format • "The patrol (Den, Crew, Team) is the unit of scouting." • The Patrol Method is not a way to run a troop, It is the only way. • "It is the patrol system that makes the troop." • "To the patrol leader, the patrol system gives practice in responsibility and the qualities of leadership." • "Where the patrol system is applied it is absolutely bound to bring success." • "The patrol system leads each boy to see that he has some individual responsibility for the good of his patrol." • "The main object is not so much saving the scoutmaster trouble as to give responsibility to the boy." • "There is no teaching to compare with example." . -Baden Powell

  12. Gilwell Gazette • Communication • Team Building Tool

  13. Patrol Project • Orientation: Troop Guide Project • Illustrate some Universal Aspect of Scouting (CubScout,BoyScout,Venture) • Self-Explanatory Display • Oral Presentation • Day 5

  14. Wood Badge Ticket • Tradition • Purpose • Apply lessons from Wood Badge • Personal Growth • Provide best program possible for youth

  15. Summary • Wood Badge is Premier Leadership training course. • 5 Central Themes • Experiential Learning Environment • Troop Format • Patrol Project • Ticket

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