I would stick to the DTC/JTC just refresh it and emphisize the parts they
need work on. The patrol system needs to be done on a regular basis at every
wed night meeting..Giving the boys the responsibility is the hardest part
for men to do. It takes time and patience but is worth the investement.
The best leader is the leader who has the boys do the job at hand. (this
does not work for Ranger Kids)
If your not using your Patrol quatermaster, patrol guide, assistant guide
and scribe each week ... your not doing the patrol system.
Yes this means they do attendance, they do points, they do room setup, they
do the opening. They do the patrol corners.
We as leaders just make sure it gets done. That is the hard part. Sitting
back and watch a boy fumble through something we could do in seconds... but
thats not the point..it's the reaching, and teaching and keeping that is our
goal.
As a Sr. Commander of a outpost of 100 men and boys it took work to keep
them in patrols, keep them working as a patrol. The best thing is teach the
chain of command... work through your patrol guides as much as possible. If
someone needs something teach them to go to the patrol guide. It takes the
right people. Not everyone is a leader. Most can follow though.
Mark Jones
----- Original Message -----
From: "Manuel Henao" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ranger Net" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 11:43 AM
Subject: [RR] RR/ Patrol Staff Training Ideas. Tks for your help!
Hello fellow Rangers,
I'm planning on holding a mini-training course for my DR Patrol Staff
(PGs & APGs) + Op. Scribe & Op. Quartermaster. They were recently elected
and went through Basic DTC last year, but I feel that these guys need some
more training and direction as to how to correctly carry on their
responsabilities in their own patrols. I don't want to make it appear as
if I expect the same from them as I expect from the adult leaders, but I
want them to be and feel like real leaders, Junior Leaders. What topics
would you include in a two hour training event? I also want to make it
very interactive (put aside the lecture mode). I have a few ideas from
NTC, but I want to put it at the boy level.
Any ideas? Bring 'em on! Thanks in advance.
Ranger blessings,
Manuel H.
Outpost 131 & 135
NJ District
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