Bryan Wursten

Building Leaders on the Chesapeake

By Scouting magazine

Sea Scouting’s SEAL program teaches teenagers the leadership skills needed to sail a ship—and navigate through life.

Tiger Cub year starts with fun activity

By Scouting magazine

A family day at the council camp helps launch a fun-filled program year for Tigers and their adult partners.

Parenting Solutions: Help Your Child to Be a Better Student

By Scouting magazine

Brainpower is only part of the equation in being a good student. Some parental motivation and creativity can help any child do better in school.

Jamboree Memories

By Scouting magazine

For Scouts participating in the 2001 National Scout Jamboree next summer, the simple things that happen in basic areas like travel, food, and program activities can become the moments they’ll never forget.

Motivating Scouts who don't advance in rank

By Scouting magazine

Scouter M.A. noted in our March-April issue that some Scouts almost never advance in rank. Should the troop committee’s board of review find out why? M.A. asked. What else might motivate boys to advance?

Parenting Solutions: Teaching Children to Bounce Back: Ways to Raise Resilient Kids

By Scouting magazine

When a crisis arrives, there are steps that parents and other significant adults can take to help children not only survive, but even to thrive.

Ideas for a memorable Eagle Court of Honor

By Scouting magazine

Are your troop’s Eagle Scout ceremonies are lacking innovation and excitement? Readers offer many ideas on how to make the ceremony more memorable.

Parenting Solutions: How to Talk So Your Children Will Listen… and Learn

By Scouting magazine

Parents and other significant adults can employ several key communication techniques to “get through” to children about the tough issues kids face every day.