Patrol Leader Merit Badge Planning Guide: Difference between revisions

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::* '''While doing the Worksheet is not a requirement for earning this badge, in many cases it can help you learn key concepts and track your progress.'''
::* '''While doing the Worksheet is not a requirement for earning this badge, in many cases it can help you learn key concepts and track your progress.'''


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Covid-19 Notice: Many scouts and their friends have lots of "at home" free time. Individually, with a buddy or as a group - the "youth-led patrol" can work on any(!) merit badge and complete some (if not all) requirements from the safety of their home, such as researching their topic or filling out a worksheet.  But scouts working together as a patrol can motivate each other to have fun and to do their best.  A patrol use a video tele-conferencing platform to coordinate their efforts.  And always keep your parents, merit badge counselor and scout leaders informed on your activities and progress.  Good Luck and Scout on!  ([[Scout On Through Covid-19]] and [[Scout Service From Home]])  The planning guides below are suggestions and examples.  We have a top priority to add more as quickly as possible!
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== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==
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B. If one or more scouts have already completed this merit badge, then assign them as APL (Assistant Patrol Leader) to help use the EDGE Method to teach on or more parts of the merit badge. Also Assign them to help plan and execute some of the extra credit projects.</font></b>
B. If one or more scouts have already completed this merit badge, then assign them as APL (Assistant Patrol Leader) to help use the EDGE Method to teach on or more parts of the merit badge. Also Assign them to help plan and execute some of the extra credit projects.</font></b>


== 2020 Covid-19 Notices ==
* '''[https://www.scouting.org/coronavirus/covid-19-faq/ BSA National Amended Guidelines for Virtual Merit Badges]'''
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Covid-19 Notice: Many scouts and their friends have lots of "at home" free time. Individually, with a buddy or as a group - the "youth-led patrol" can work on any(!) merit badge and complete some (if not all) requirements from the safety of their home, such as researching their topic or filling out a worksheet.  But scouts working together as a patrol can motivate each other to have fun and to do their best.  A patrol use a video tele-conferencing platform to coordinate their efforts.  And always keep your parents, merit badge counselor and scout leaders informed on your activities and progress.  Good Luck and Scout on!  ([[Scout On Through Covid-19]] and [[Scout Service From Home]])  The planning guides below are suggestions and examples.  We have a top priority to add more as quickly as possible!
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== Merit Badge Rankings ==
== Merit Badge Rankings ==
Some merit badges activities work better in different settings:
Some merit badges activities work better in different settings:
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