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* '''[https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/Merit_Badge_ReqandRes/Scholarship.pdf Scholarship Merit Badge File Store]''': Online resources | * '''[https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/Merit_Badge_ReqandRes/Scholarship.pdf Scholarship Merit Badge File Store]''': Online resources | ||
* '''[http://usscouts.org/mb/worksheets/Scholarship.pdf Scholarship Merit Badge Worksheets]''': Worksheets are optional - but highly preferred by many MBC. When you find that many requirements say "discuss" - the worksheet can help you gather your thoughts beforehand. | * '''[http://usscouts.org/mb/worksheets/Scholarship.pdf Scholarship Merit Badge Worksheets]''': Worksheets are optional - but highly preferred by many MBC. When you find that many requirements say "discuss" - the worksheet can help you gather your thoughts beforehand. | ||
* '''[https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ | * '''[https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0839533845/maintourvacationA/ Scholarship Merit Badge Booklet]''': Everything thing you need to know about Scholarship is right here. Get this study guide from either Amazon or your Troop Library, Merit Badge Counselor or Scoutmaster to Learn More About this Subject. | ||
* '''[https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scholarship Scholarship @ Simple-Wikipedia]''': Get the basics quickly. | * '''[https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scholarship Scholarship @ Simple-Wikipedia]''': Get the basics quickly. | ||
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Most merit badge activities do best to have a "introduction" meeting where the patrol can discuss how to get started and to plan out their field trips. | Most merit badge activities do best to have a "introduction" meeting where the patrol can discuss how to get started and to plan out their field trips. | ||
<blockquote>" its important to be a life long learner - either reading books, watching videos/movies, documentaries, so many ways in this day and age to keep learning. Especially as the world keeps changing."</blockquote> | |||
= C. Homework / Prerequisites = | = C. Homework / Prerequisites = | ||
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=D. Study Hall Patrol Night = | =D. Study Hall Patrol Night = | ||
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While some scouts may be adept at self-study, others may do better in a small group setting and taking notes on worksheets. Make an agenda. You can facilitate discussion by asking them why each of the principles introduced here would be relevant. Schedule one or more patrol meetings to work this merit badge. | While some scouts may be adept at self-study, others may do better in a small group setting and taking notes on worksheets. Make an agenda. You can facilitate discussion by asking them why each of the principles introduced here would be relevant. Schedule one or more patrol meetings to work this merit badge. | ||
* Do a Patrol Discussion for help on Req #5 - How to write a report about the value of Scholarship. | * Do a Patrol Discussion for help on Req #5 - How to write a report about the value of Scholarship. | ||
* Give each scout the option to share the letter from their principal (Req #3). Watch for how often they reference the value of the student and the value of being a good scholar. | |||
* Plan your "Field Trip": Remember that there are many other ways of pursuing meaningful "Scholarship" besides going to school. | |||
* [http://libguides.siue.edu/c.php?g=842276&p=6019721&fbclid=IwAR23fXhvU3mQORb8Y2ArHeWpus5msd0MBZ4F4R6NksP9-0uv2GGootCSbXE Library Guide] - Southern Illinois University - This guide will help you get started on your research projects as well as identifying, locating, and evaluating sources for you research. | |||
=E. Field Trip = | =E. Field Trip = | ||
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== Option 1 : Educational Center Tour == | == Option 1 : Educational Center Tour == | ||
I always like to emphasize that there are many ways of learning and not all "scholarship" happens in school: | |||
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Req #2: Do TWO of the following: | Req #2: Do TWO of the following: | ||
<br>2a. Make a list of educational places located where you live (other than schools). Visit one, and report on how you used the place for self-education. | <br>2a. Make a list of educational places located where you live (other than schools). Visit one, and report on how you used the place for self-education. | ||
<br>2b. With your counselor's and your parent's approval, interview two professionals (other than teachers or other professionals at your school) with established careers. Find out where they were educated, what training they received, and how their education and training have helped prepare them for the career they have chosen. Find out how they continue to educate themselves. Discuss what you find out with your counselor. | <br>2b. With your counselor's and your parent's approval, interview two professionals (other than teachers or other professionals at your school) with established careers. Find out where they were educated, what training they received, and how their education and training have helped prepare them for the career they have chosen. Find out how they continue to educate themselves. Discuss what you find out with your counselor.</font> | ||
Possible Locations: | Possible Locations: | ||
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Using a Virtual Tour setting - interview two professionals and discuss with them Req #2b & #2d: | Using a Virtual Tour setting - interview two professionals and discuss with them Req #2b & #2d: | ||
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Req #2: Do TWO of the following: | Req #2: Do TWO of the following: | ||
<br>2b. With your counselor's and your parent's approval, interview two professionals (other than teachers or other professionals at your school) with established careers. Find out where they were educated, what training they received, and how their education and training have helped prepare them for the career they have chosen. Find out how they continue to educate themselves. Discuss what you find out with your counselor. | <br>2b. With your counselor's and your parent's approval, interview two professionals (other than teachers or other professionals at your school) with established careers. Find out where they were educated, what training they received, and how their education and training have helped prepare them for the career they have chosen. Find out how they continue to educate themselves. Discuss what you find out with your counselor. | ||
<br>2d. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the different methods of research available to you for school assignments, such as the library, books and periodicals, and the Internet. | <br>2d. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the different methods of research available to you for school assignments, such as the library, books and periodicals, and the Internet. | ||
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== Option 3 : Scholarship Campout == | |||
Invite two professionals (somebody's parents?) to join your next campfire to discuss Req 2b & 2d. | |||
== Option 4 : Personal Management == | |||
Successful scholarship relies heavily on good study habits: | |||
#Req 2c: "Using a daily planner, show your counselor how you keep track of assignments and activities, and discuss how you manage your time." Doesn't this sound a lot like the [[Personal Management Merit Badge Actvity Planner| Personal Management Merit Badge]]? | |||
= F. Extra Credit = | = F. Extra Credit = | ||
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# '''Court of Honor Exhibit:''' Pictures, handiwork and other memorabilia from this adventure will make for a great presentation at the next [[Scout Troop]] [[Court of Honor]]. | # '''Court of Honor Exhibit:''' Pictures, handiwork and other memorabilia from this adventure will make for a great presentation at the next [[Scout Troop]] [[Court of Honor]]. | ||
=== [[Duty to God]] === | |||
Scouts working on this activity may get special credit for earning their [[Religious Emblems Program|Religious Emblems Award]]. Many religious systems share that Learning about your [[Duty to God]] is an important, lifelong journey. Explore books, museums, etc relevant to your own and other faiths. | |||
* [https://history.churchofjesuschrist.org/subsection/historic-sites/mormon-battalion-historic-site?lang=eng Mormon Battalion Historic Site] - San Diego CA | |||
* [https://mjhnyc.org/ Museum of Jewish History] - New York City NY | |||
* [https://www.museumofthebible.org/ Museum of the Bible] - Washington D.C. | |||
* [https://www.templesquare.com/tour/ Temple Square Educational Tours] - Salt Lake City UT | |||
* [https://missiontour.org/wp/ Mission Tour] - A Virtual Tour of California's Historic Missions | |||
=== [[University of Scouting]] === | |||
[[Image:Univ2020.png|right]] | |||
[[University of Scouting]] [UOS] is an annual one-day supplemental training event sponsored by your local scout council for volunteer leaders, youth (age 11 and up), and parents at all levels in every Scouting program: Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venturing, District, or Council. Get more information from your [[District Roundtable]]. | |||
University of Scouting is an action-packed, fun-filled day of power learning where you choose up to six classes from our course catalog. Sessions are led by experienced Youth and Adult Scouters selected for their knowledge, enthusiasm, and great presentation skills. | |||
Don’t miss these exciting UoS features: | |||
* New Scoutcraft skills - Adventure Midway - Prize Giveaways - Q&A with Scouting Experts | |||
* Wilderness Women HAT Training - New! | |||
* The Socratic Method in Scouting - Our most popular course! | |||
* Cub Scout Cooking | |||
* Venturing Youth and Adult Training | |||
* Cub Scout Adventure Program & more | |||
* High Adventure Planning & Packing | |||
* GPS / Geocaching Fun | |||
* ILST and ILSC | |||
* Developing Effective Youth Leaders | |||
* BSA Family Scouting for Packs and Troops - New! | |||
* Tasty Dutch Oven Cooking | |||
* Life to Eagle Resources | |||
* Youth Teaching Youth! | |||
== Related Merit Badges == | == Related Merit Badges == | ||
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* [[Genealogy Merit Badge Activity Planner|Genealogy]] | * [[Genealogy Merit Badge Activity Planner|Genealogy]] | ||
* [[Reading Merit Badge Activity Planner|Reading]] | * [[Reading Merit Badge Activity Planner|Reading]] | ||
* [[Personal Management Merit Badge Activity Planner|Personal Management]] | |||
== G. See Also == | == G. See Also == | ||
* '''[https://boyslife.org/about-scouts/scouting-around/162671/9-things-to-know-about-merit-badges/ 9 Things to Know about Merit Badges] - BoysLife.org''' - There are more than 135 merit badges. By earning them, you can learn about Scholarship, crafts, science, trades, business, and future careers. Here’s how to get the most out of your merit badge experience. | * '''[https://boyslife.org/about-scouts/scouting-around/162671/9-things-to-know-about-merit-badges/ 9 Things to Know about Merit Badges] - BoysLife.org''' - There are more than 135 merit badges. By earning them, you can learn about Scholarship, crafts, science, trades, business, and future careers. Here’s how to get the most out of your merit badge experience. | ||
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[[Category: Duty to God]] | |||
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