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This link has an outline of the how to run the presentation. Here is what I would do: Ask one of your scouts to put together a presentation. This could be one or more scouts needing to complete the requirement. Have them run an interactive presentation to the entire troop. Most any of the platforms that are being used have the ability to share a desktop.

As a note, I have found that my scouts like to have an open discussion about such things where they can voice their opinions openly. That would also count for Communication MB requirement 6 for the Scout doing the presentation:. I was mostly thinking that this is part of what it means to me for scout leadership.

One of the most important aspects of youth development in Scouts BSA is teaching Scouts the tools to be great leaders, then giving them the opportunities to practice them. This topic was automatically closed 7 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed. This forum has a treasure trove of great info — Scouters helping Scouters! Just a heads up, though - all content, information, and opinions shared on this forum are those of the author, not the BSA.

After taking the course- the scout could review with their family and report to the scoutmaster via phone, email, video conference, even snail mail.