Bringing Scouts and Coaches Together
{"Image DocumentName": "Bringing Scouts and Coaches Together", "Image ImageDescription": "A coach should be designated for every Scout whose proposal is approved. The assigned coach contacts the Scout, suggests a first meeting, telephone call,  discussion, or video conference. The Scout may choose not to accept the assistance of the coach, but should be counseled on the value a coach can add. Once a Scout\u2019s project proposal is approved, a coach should be designated immediately. Don t ask the Scout if he wants the help of a coach. He has signed that he\u2019s read the workbook so we may assume he knows coaches are not required. If he doesn\u2019t want one, he will tell us. The best practice is to provide the coach s name and tell the Scout to expect a call. The designated coach should make contact as soon as practical after the proposal is approved. Time constraints often create challenges for Scouts to complete their projects by the time they turn 18. The sooner a coach makes contact, the better. A coach\u2019s work with a Scout can be through face-to-face meetings, telephone calls,  , or by video conferencing, but face-to-face is preferred. Regardless the method of contact, discussions with the Scout should be relaxed, respectful, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind... Well you get the picture.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}