William and Ruth Zerby wrote: > Pg 37 Leaders Manual (C) 1995 > > The Junior Guide Program is another effective method for teaching leadership >responsibilities. Here a boy__ Pioneer Trailblazer or challenger Assist as a junior >guide in an age group younger than his own. He will learn the roleof leadership >while maintaining his position asa pioneer, Trailblazer, or challenger. *This is used for situations where "mostly" Commanders son wants to stick with the Rangers while an active Trailblazer-Ranger isn't running... Again I see the word "Leadership" and it never get's implimented beyond being "Commanders Junior assistant" *In my "perfect outpost" *where dreams come true!<G> The Junior Guide would *explain the patrol system and work to build transitions to the older group from the younger groups, with the goal of easeing the stress in a "Top-Hand" being the smallest lowest Pioneer! *We "use" Rank advancement as an indicator of Leadership ability- *but in truth a real boy leader would have a specific task to accomplish, and he would recieve "credit" for his service with the Junior leader medal ect. His "task" would be as I said to *Build Bridges and raise the "MORALE" and prepare the new "cross-overs" for a quick start jump on the trail to the GMA! *That would "raise the standard" of the entire Outpost and make Sr.Guides job easier.. *It's his Outpost anyway, isn't it?<G> > > > The Junior guide Program must be coordinated with the senior Commander the boy >Commander and the Commander whom the boy will be assisting. The junior guide will >follow the direction of the commander with whom he will be working with. By doing so >he will learn and practice leadership techniques and responsibility. > > The junior guide will wear a special insignia for his duties while training as a >junior leader, He wil;l be able to advance by studing junior leadership and by >taking training at a district Junior Leadership Training Camp. These skills will >enable the junior guide to one day be an outpost commander. Yea- I agree in princeipal..... *If JLTC is in fact a training for Junior Leaders, and not a "junior NTC" my Sr.Guide returned with camo-bdu's sunglasses and dripping *attitude! He had the bark and the bite of a "drill instructor" ...something un-needed to Reach-Teach- and Keep boys for Christ! All this should be "outcome tested" meaning if we say it is so- in "most cases" it is! Thanks Zerb! -=A=- > > > The same information is in the New Leaders handbook page 42Revised 1998 > > William A. Zerby > Straight Arrow Commander > Oak Harbor Assembly of God > WWW.geocities.com/Pentagon/2799 > FCF 1984 White Buffalo > _______ > To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe rangernet" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > "Eat the hay & spit out the sticks! - A#1's mule" RTKB&G4JC! > http://rangernet.org Autoresponder: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- ��ࡱ�
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