TRÁNG ĐOÀN GIA ĐỊNH

Basic Training Topics

• Scout Oaths & Laws - Completed On 9-24-23

• BSA Organization Structure

• GSA Organization Structure

• LDTG Organization Structure

• BSA Rankings

• GSA Rankings

• BSA Ranking Requirements (Advancement)

• GSA Ranking Requirements (Advancement)

• Merit Badge Counselor

• BSA Eagle Rank Requirements

• GSA Bronze/Silver/Gold Award

• Board of Review

• Patrol Method

Skills Training Topics

• How to make Fire

• How to make Camp Fire & Safety

• How to tie Knots

• Leave no Trace

• How to prepare for backpacking trip

• First AIDS

• How to handle Tools

• Food Safety

• Compass / Maps / Directions

• Scout songs

• Scout games

• Scout signs & hand gestures 

Leadership Training Topics

• Communication

• EDGE

  • Explain – talk about what you will be doing and why it’s important.  It can be very useful to have visual aids for this – a chart, diagram, model, or anything else that will help them get the general idea.

  • Demonstrate – Next, show them what the skill looks like when it’s done correctly; you can talk about what you are doing as you go so they understand your actions.  When you are done with this step, they will know what “right looks like”

  • Guide – Now it’s their turn.  Give them the tools, and let them try; you may need to talk them through the process step by step so they understand.  This phase will probably take the most time, and you have to be patient; you may even need to demonstrate again.

  • Enable – In the final step, they get to do it on their own.  If they can properly demonstrate the skill themselves, than they have effectively learned the skill.  The best training ends with the learner showing off his new ability.

• Team Building

Social Life Topics

• Dental - When to get braces

• Tai Chi Practice Level 1 - Completed 9-24-23

• Tai Chi Practice Level 2