THE SCOUT METHOD

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RULE 010 - SCOUT METHOD - The Scout Method, with planned application and systematically evaluated at the various levels of the Movement, is characterized by the set of the following points:

1 - Acceptance of the Promise and the Scout Law - all members voluntarily assume a commitment to live the Promise and the Scout Law.

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2 - Learning by doing - educating through action, Scouting values - Learning through practice; - The development of autonomy, based on self-confidence and initiative; - The habits of observation, induction and deduction.

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3 - Team life - known in the Troops as the “Patrol System”, including: - The discovery and progressive acceptance of responsibility; - Discipline assumed voluntarily; - The ability to both cooperate and lead.

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4 - Progressive, attractive and varied activities comprising: - Games; - Useful skills and techniques, stimulated by a badge system; - Outdoor living and in contact with nature; - Interaction with the community; - Mystic and fraternal atmosphere.

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5 - Personal development with individual guidance, considering: - The reality and point of view of each child, adolescent or young person; - Confidence in the potential of the students; - The personal example of the adult; - Sections with a limited number of young people and their own age group