Scoutmaster’s Expectations Good Morning. You can see from my totem that I used to be a Beaver. Handouts will be distributed at the end of my presentation, so don’t spend too much time copying what’s on the charts, but it would be a good idea to make notes of key points and discussion items. Of course, feel free to ask questions at any time. And awaaaaay we go. (click) Tom Bogart Scoutmaster Course Overview

To Enable Today’s Leaders to Develop Tomorrow’s Leaders Scoutmaster’s Vision To Enable Today’s Leaders to Develop Tomorrow’s Leaders Interpretative Reading Using the Wood Badge skills to develop a staff that will teach-by-example the participants these same leadership skills who will in turn train their youth in modern leadership skills and instill in them the desire to lead governed by the principles of the Scout Oath and Law. Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

Recruit the best staff possible Building your Team Recruit the best staff possible Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

Staff Qualifications Be registered and a strong supported of the local council. Have completed Wood Badge for the 21st Century. Be a role model who is well-respected by volunteers and professionals. Be enthusiastic, open-minded, flexible, people-oriented, and committed to implementing the course in a positive manner. Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

Staff Qualifications Exemplify the Cub Scout Promise, the Law of the Pack, the Scout and Law, the Varsity Scout Pledge, and the Venturing Code. Be approved by the Scout Executive and council training committee. Demonstrate the ability to train, to counsel and to perform the specific skills, duties, and responsibilities of an assigned position. Have participated in the Trainer’s EDGE. Complete the Annual Health and Medical Record. Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

Building your Team Recruit the best staff possible Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. Recruited the best POSSIBLE staff N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

My Role Facilitate success Remove impediments to progress Ensure the curriculum is followed without additions or deletions to either content or activities. Lead by example. Hold each staff member accountable for adhering to the highest standards of Scouting Make all non-syllabus related decisions including staff and participant dismissals. Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

My Role Train staff members and provide opportunities for growth. Provide counsel to staff and participants. Share leadership. Ensure participants have fun and the program is infused with the joy and fellowship of Scouting. Determine the size of the staff, reducing the number of staff members if the course enrollments drops below original estimates. Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

Your Role Complete the BEFORE, DURING, and AFTER portions of YOUR JOB DESCRIPTION. Work smart! Work hard!! Have fun!!! Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

My Expectations Live the values and practice what you preach. Bring Passion to the table Develop an Emotional Engagement with the staff If you own it you will do it! Take it seriously – you committed Be prepared and flexible OMHIWDMB Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

My Expectations IINHIWA Read the syllabus completely Recruit – Recruit – Recruit and Recruit more! Develop your personal vision of success Be properly uniformed Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

Tools of Success Never set anyone up to fail – TEACH THEM! The Trainer’s EDGE Your Job Description is a punch list SD 1,2,3,4 Presentation practice Start, Stop, and Continue Ticket training Syllabus EDGE Other Staff members Admin Guide N5-347-11-1

Who Will We Become? We are a unique team – no other team in the world is like us, just like the Titans. I worked with a few Philmont crews and after the first shakedown hike I told them that to a scout they could all do it physically the question was would they be prepare mentally to do it. I say the same to you, you would not have been selected for this team if you could not physically do it. The question is will you get mentally prepared to provide the mountain top experience the participants deserve? Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

Questions? Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

Last Thoughts We will work hard. We will make mistakes. We will have fun! We ARE the best staff. We have the power to impact these Scouters lives and in turn improve the programs in our councils. Why is it important to understand the stages of team development.? It enables us to anticipate what a team is likely to go through. This will prevent team members from being surprised or depressed by various events such as disagreements during the storming stage. It enables us to use appropriate strategies to smooth the progress of a team through the different stages. For example, we can suggest a procedure for establishing ground rules for a team in the norming stage. It helps suggest suitable leadership and team member’s behaviors during each stage of the team’s development. More on leadership tomorrow. However, here are a few words of caution. Different teams may proceed through different stages at different speeds, a process that can be affected by the fact that team members may also have varying rates of progress. As I said before, team members need to be careful to avoid making self-fulfilling prophecies about how long each stage will last. A team may sometimes regress to an earlier stage. For example, team members may return to a previous stage if they discover that the team’s mission or membership has changed, such as when a significant number of new boys are added to a patrol. Or when a pack committee member bridges to a Troop It is possible for a team to be in different stages with respect to different aspects of its mission. For example, a venturing crew may be in the performing stage as it pertains to its activities, and at the same time in the storming change while trying to decide on a crew uniform. N5-347-11-1 Course Overview

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