You will have whatever you have with you tonight plus we will give you one more "thing". What have you learned that might help you as an adult? Can they overlap with advancement requirements? Do you feel that the personal growth agreement plan has helped you to be able to set goals, and then try to reach those goals? Do you find them helpful? Has he earned any merit badges that will help him in his choice of occupation? They can do merit badges at any time, but the position of responsibility, service hours, and other requirements all specify "while a First Class scout" and that happens at the BoR. The process may require some explanation on the part of the Board of Review Chairperson. However, in some cases, a meeting with your Assistant Scoutmaster could also satisfy the requirement.
What was the most important thing you learned while working toward Life Scout? A Board of Review can also help you get a feeling for how the Scouts feel about the troop program. Scout Law: A Scout is... Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, Reverent. More Second Class Questions. As him about his outdoor experiences in Scouting - campouts, 50 milers, etc. Just look at the requirements page for the rank the Scout is being reviewed for and ask away. What is the role of the Senior Patrol Leader at a troop meeting (campout, summer camp)? Encourage advancement to 2nd Class. What merit badges have you most enjoyed earning? How are a map of the area and a compass useful on a campout? Sep 29, 2019 - Brian Brooks.
By this point the Scout should be comfortable with the Board of Review process. How do you feel your patrol functions as a team? Instead, it'll be like you're having a nice chat with a friend! It will be 50 miles to the nearest civilization in any direction. Eagle Scout Board of Review Questions.
How do you see your role in the Troop changing after becoming an Eagle? Here is a chance for the Scout to talk about a subject he or she is familiar with – themselves! At least one District advancement representative must be a member of the Eagle Board of Review if the review is conducted at a unit level. How do you feel that becoming an Eagle might affect your life? Why do you think that belief in God (a supreme being) is part of the Scouting requirements? What is the easiest part for you to live up to? In what ways could you begin to step up to become more of a leader in our troop? Describe how you follow the motto.
After reading each question, I'd recommend you really pause to think about your answer. At this point, the Scout is starting to "give back to Scouting" through leadership, training of other Scouts, recruiting, keeping Scouts active in the program, etc. However, you'll also have the opportunity to continue talking about what you've been enjoying as a scout in your troop.
Which point of the Scout Law is the easiest for you to follow? Have you begun to think about an Eagle Service Project? How are you prepared in your everyday life? What was the last project your patrol worked on as a unit?