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Ethics

Character Building

What if not following a rule is the better move?

By Michael Freeman

Should rules be rigid or can youth break them under certain circumstances?

Character Building

Deciding the right move when one student doesn’t contribute

By Scouting magazine

How do youth approach group projects in which all members aren’t doing their fair share?

Ethics

What to do when a friend is suspected of cheating

By Aaron Derr

Use this dilemma — examining how to handle cheating — to lead your older Scouts and Venturers in an important and relevant conversation.

Character Building

Exploring the ethics of a car accident

By Aaron Derr

Just a fender-bender? Use this guide to discuss the ethics of a minor car accident with your older Scouts or Venturers.

Character Building

How to hold a meaningful discussion with Scouts about ethnic slurs

By Scouting magazine

This crafted ethics debate will help your Scouts or Venturers hold a discussion on ethnic slurs.

Ethics

Ready-made dilemmas make ethics exploration engaging and easy

By

The ready-made dilemmas in this important resource will help leaders make ethics exploration engaging and easy.

Ethics

What to do when a Scout won’t say the Pledge of Allegiance

By Lauren Iriarte

Use this ethical dilemma to discuss what Scouts or Venturers should do when a peer refuses to say the Pledge of Allegiance.

Ethics

Ethics debate: How to respond to inappropriate Internet content

By Scouting magazine

One of your Scouts receives an R-rated Snapchat photo from a friend. How should he respond? Lead this ethics debate to help your Scouts and Venturers decide.

Ethics

Ethical dilemma: What should Scouts do when another Scout makes OA elections political?

By Scouting magazine

Discuss this ethical dilemma with your Scouts: What should you do when a Scout makes OA elections political?

Character Building

Ethical debate: Is it OK to question an adult’s actions?

By

Lead this discussion with your troop or crew to examine when it’s OK to question an adult’s actions.

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