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Pause to talk about sharing passwords

By Michael Freeman

Should you share your streaming-service password with others?

Should you use a phone app to track your teen?

By Michael Freeman

What happens when a phone tracking application reveals a teenager rebelling?

No, Sir! Who wins when a Scoutmaster and youth leader disagree?

By Michael Freeman

The senior patrol leader wants the troop to go on its scheduled rock-climbing trip, but the Scoutmaster wants the Scouts to place flags on graves at the national cemetery for Memorial Day instead.

Flagrant foul: Reacting to special treatment

By Michael Freeman

With a term paper due, Nick makes a desperate move.

Red-handed, red-faced during a test

By Michael Freeman

R.T. gets A’s and B’s, but he really has to work for them. Since his family can’t afford college, his future is riding on every grade he earns.

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?

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?

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.

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.

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.