What Is The Patrol Method? How To Get Scout Rank (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Hey guys, Mac Guzman here. This video is how to get Scout Rank as of October 5th, 2019. Since the rank has a lot of concepts to cover, I will be splitting it into separate videos.
The First Rank In Scouts BSA:
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This rank is different from the other ranks because it provides the basis onto which every beginner Scout should know and understand. How can you work towards these requirements? What helps you understand the Patrol Method and the PLC. What is the adult role in a Scouting Troop. How are merit badges earned? What does scout led mean?
Here is an overview of Requirement 2 and 3 for Scout Rank:
2. After attending at least one Scout troop meeting, do the following:
2a. Describe how the Scouts in the troop provide its leadership
2b. Describe the four steps of Scout advancement
2c. Describe the Scouts BSA ranks and how they are earned
2d. Describe what merit badges are and how they are earned
3a. Explain the patrol method. Describe the types of patrols that are used in your troop
3b. Become familiar with your patrol name, emblem, flag, and yell. Explain how these items create patrol spirit
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Rank in-progress - Star (100%), Life (46%), Eagle (61%)
I am ahead of schedule on earning my Eagle Scout Rank in less than two years.
Yours in Scouting -Mac Guzman
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The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) includes Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA (formerly Boy Scouts), Venturing, Sea Scouts, and Exploring. The BSA has 2.4 million youth participants and nearly one million adult volunteers. For the first time in its 100+ year history, Boy Scouts is open to both young men and young women aged 11-17. The BSA National Council is classified by the IRS as a 501(c)3 non-profit and qualifies as a charitable organization.
Scout Oath: "On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight."
Scout Law: "A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent."
Outdoor Code: "As an american, I will do my best, to be clean in my outdoor manners, to be careful with fire, to be considerate in the outdoors, and be conservation minded"
Scout Mission: "The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law."
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Thanks so much for dropping by in jam's journey.. This is really nice and interesting thank you so much for sharing your video with us
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I caught the end of your premier and entered your livechat.
Thanks 👍
Cool video bro. Maybe I will join Scours BSA and follow your advice to earn Eagle Scout in 2 years. 😎
Thank you 👍
@BlueWhaleLord if you could do that, you could be one of the fastest to get an Eagle Scout through a span of your comment (2 years). Like the confidence you have and the content this video explains through
Kewl dud. Keep on keeping on.
Thanks 👍
This video could help me get my scout rank fingers crossed!🤞
Thanks and good luck 🍀
Durst Class was the highest rank in Scouting when BP made is comment.
No. The first sentence of Scout Requirement 3a is "Explain the patrol method." That is tough because BSA stopped coherently explaining its most important method decades ago. It has not been a training objective to teach Scoutmasters to understand or explain the Patrol method for over twenty-five years. For fourteen of those years (2000-2014), the adult training syllabus section on "the patrol method" did not even contain the word "patrol" and lacked a single sentence on the patrol method.
Nevertheless, the features of the Patrol Method are still scattered about in official BSA literature here and there, and BSA pays it lip service with a fictional quotation from Baden-Powell.
So lets bring them together, shall we?
Troops are composed of patrols, not divided into patrols. Even the Handbook says that now. The implication understandably escapes BSA.
"Patrol Method."
Patrols came first. Troops exist to support patrols. In fact, for the first 52 years of Scouting in the USA, and first fifty years of BSA, patrols could, and often were, independently registered as stand-alone units.
A Scout is to spend most of his or her time in a patrol, not a troop, context.
Patrol program is more important than troop program. "Patrol Method." (BSA occasionally gets that backwards.)
In Scouting, the Scout primarily learn Scout skills within his or her patrol from Scouts in that patrol. Only "sometimes" are skills are learned outside the patrol context. "Patrol Method."
So throw away the BSA model troop meeting plan. It is grossly wrong and has been grossly wrong since first published in the 1970s. The "patrol meeting" should take up the great bulk of the troop meeting, not ten minutes - "Patrol Method."
As you know, the patrol is a democracy, as is the troop. That democracy is a feature of the Patrol Method, not the fictional "Scout-led troop" method.
The elected SPL leads the group of patrols called a "troop" through the patrol leaders.
Adults no not select leaders - ever.
The patrol is a team Every member "plays" a "position" on the team.
Adults have no position on the team or in the "game of Scouting" anymore than a Little League coach has a position pitching, fielding, or batting in a Little League game. Adults are coaches, mentors, resources, and leadership trainers, not leaders per se.
There is no "troop method" in Scouting.
Patrols are supposed to be a group of friends. ALL other factors are secondary.
Thanks for the explanation. I think the point is boys learn better in small teams.
@@EagleScoutMacGuzman - You are correct - boy lead in a small environment best. However, a lot of the larger troops are failing with the patrol method and have opted to the troop method which doesn't exist. As an example in my son's troop I was an Outdoor Coordinator. I often visited a patrol meeting encouraging a patrol to plan an outdoor event just as a patrol. In over 3 years not one patrol (and we had 6) independently organized an activity. I would like to challenge you to make sure your patrols are creating patrol activities.
@Thomas Linton thanks for a great explanation of Patrols in BSA. I am making a list if future videos and put this on there. I am interested in learning about the Patrol Method history. Maybe I will combine it with Scout Heritage Merit Badge.😀
How old were you when you joined scouting?
I joined as soon as I could when I was 10. However, both troops I went to did not focus on new scouts. I quit at age 12. I was in scouts for a year and a half, but only had Scout Rank because the older kids did not care for the new kids. So I quit scouts when I was 12 and took about a 3 year break. Then I joined back after I tuned 15. Since then I have been in boy scouts for about a year and a half. And In that year and a half I decided to pick myself up and REALLY make a difference. I got Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, and Star Scout. Thanks for asking!
@@EagleScoutMacGuzman my son just joined, he is in fifth grade and 11 years old. I hope he can get eagle scout before starting High School but I am not sure how practical it is.
He can earn Eagle in 3-4 years but it is a lot of work. Sometimes the younger boys are not mature or responsible enough. And thats ok. They have enough time to grow into the leadership positions. The main thing is to have fun, learn skills, and help others.
@@EagleScoutMacGuzman Mac - I think you should state your age more often in the videos. I've watched thinking you were an 11 year old SPL
@@SumuduVNagodavithana - Dedicated participation is a major factor. Plan to attend as many activities and meetings as possible and definitely attend the camp outs and summer camps.
Haha someone in the livechat asked if I was your mom. 😡😡😡
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