Lucrare De Atestat La Limba Engleza.docx

LUCRARE DE ATESTAT LA LIMBA ENGLEZA Ministerul Educatiei Naționale

Propunător,

Profesor coordonator,

Ceaușu Adina Georgiana

Pătrulescu Anemona

IUNIE 2016

Table of contents 

Introduction

Introduction “Scouting: An educational system” is intended to help everyone interested in gaining a greater understanding of how Scouting works as an educational system. It is intended for use by those responsible or ensuring that the Scouting offered to young people is the rich and multi-faceted learning experience that it is meant to be. It has been written as a tool for the Youth Programme and Adult Resources teams at national level, but it is hoped that it can be of use for all those at other levels who do their best to provide support to Scout leaders. A large proportion of the publication is devoted to the Scout Method in particular because it is the Scout Method that encapsulates Scouting’s educational system as it is experienced by young people. The publication attempts to explain each of the elements of the Scout Method and to illustrate how they interact and complement each other as a system. The section on the Scout Method provides information on how each element is meant to help to stimulate the development of the young person. It offers ideas, without any attempt at providing an exhaustive list, on areas that a Youth Programme development or review group should look at when examining how to make the Scout Method as effective as possible. It also provides ideas on tools that can help Scout leaders in their work, as well as the kind of support they are likely to need. Finally, this section examines how each of the elements translates from the theoretical level into the practical level in the Scout unit1. For detailed information on a step-by-step approach to Youth Programme development (whether your Scout association is in the process of developing a Youth Programme for the first time, or whether the Youth Programme is being reviewed), the World Scout Bureau has produced a series of publications entitled “A Guide to Programme Development”. Another publication, “Scouting in practice: Ideas for Scout leaders”, is intended to present the basics of what Scout leaders need to know in order to practise Scouting.