Leaders Archives - Page 8 of 36

By Scouting magazine

Proven strategies for working with Scouts with special needs, such as vision impairments, mobility impairments, hearing loss, ADD/ADHD and more.

By Michael Freeman

Choose your words carefully. Here’s how you can use person-first language when dealing with Scouts with special needs.

By Scouting magazine

Orienteering is one of Scouting’s more popular merit badges. Here’s how to help Scouts with the best orienteering resources, equipment and more.

By Aaron Derr

This Eagle Scout and 60-year Scouting volunteer (yes, you read that right) shares how he makes nature exciting and engaging for young learners.

By Michael Freeman

Don’t let your Scouting unit falter due to declining membership, gaps in adult leadership and other problems. Use these best practices for success.

By Aaron Derr

How to use hands-on demonstrations, learn-as-you go lessons and much more to make First Aid merit badge training last.

By Michael Freeman

Help get the chaos under control using these strategies to burn off Cub Scouts’ extra energy and help them stay focused.

By Scouting magazine

Denners and den chiefs can help serve as positive role models and encourage boys to move to the next level of Scouting.

By Aaron Derr

The Order of the Arrow is no ordeal for Ginny Conway — it’s a way for her to help retain and recruit more Scouts.

By Aaron Derr

Mike and Elaine Ross redefine diversity with their troop in one inner-city Texas community.