Hi Cmdr. James,
In my outpost we expect the boys to know their stuff, not just once but at
anytime... So we check them periodically by putting them is situations where
they will have to use what they have learned without realizing they are
being tested. If you suspect that the young man may be getting off easy just
test the whole Pioneer Outpost with tasks that will test their skill level.
Otherwise if the young man is giving no indication that he does not know his
stuff then I would not worry about it. It all comes out in the wash (like in
ROY testing :-)
Blessings,
Bob Triphahn
Sr. Cmdr. O/P 312
Victory Church
St. Clair, Mo.
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Subject: [RR] Advancement Question
> I need to find how some of you have handed this situation. We have a boy
in
> Pioneers whose dad is the Straight Arrow Commander. This dad has been a
> commander for over 7 years so he knows his stuff. The dad has been
working
> with him on his advancements and has passed off most of them. As Sr
> Commander, I have given my approval for this. However I am beginning to
have
> second thoughts about this. What have other outposts done in regard to
> commanders passing off advancements for their son? Thoughts?
>
> Taking The High Ground for Jesus
> James Styles, " Smoke Signal"
> Sr Commander
> Outpost 45 Huntsville, Al
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