Patrol Leader Merit Badge Planning Guide: Difference between revisions
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<br>Guide to Advancement: 7.0.3.0 says: <b>Earning merit badges should be Scout initiated, Scout researched, and Scout learned. It should be hands-on and interactive, and should not be modeled after a typical school classroom setting. Instead, it is meant to be an active program so enticing to Scouts that they will want to take responsibility for their own full participation. | <br>Guide to Advancement: 7.0.3.0 says: <b>Earning merit badges should be Scout initiated, Scout researched, and Scout learned. It should be hands-on and interactive, and should not be modeled after a typical school classroom setting. Instead, it is meant to be an active program so enticing to Scouts that they will want to take responsibility for their own full participation. | ||
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== Patrol Leader Resources== | |||
* [https://troopleader.scouting.org/planning/ Patrol Leader Planning Council in action] - The quality of fun in a Scouts BSA unit hinges on how well their Patrol Leaders' Council plans, prepares, and presents the troop's program! | |||
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