Traditional Scouting - Differences

Differences

There are several differences between modern Scouting and the Traditional Scouting movement:

  • Scouting games, Patrol totems and calls, and advancement are based on standards rather than competition.
  • Advancement is based strictly on the mastery of Scoutcraft skills and Proficiency Badges: There are no Scout spirit, Scoutmaster conference, or Board of Review requirements. Traditional Scouting is analogous to a game played to teach Citizenship strictly through indirect methods.
  • Following Baden-Powell's advice, all leaders are volunteers, no one gets paid
  • The inexpensive uniform is designed to be used as an outdoor method, rather than as expensive indoor clothing for "formal occasions." The Uniform should be a joy to wear in the wilderness.

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