scouter
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- noun
- /ˈskaʊtər/
- Jargon
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dirigente scout
- Scouter Adam organized camping trips and taught the boys essential outdoor skills.
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Again, it was nice to see how many Scouters showed interest in Wood Badge, and it looks like we are going to have another full class, just based on interest.
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It was geared for Cub Scouters, but it was a really fun day of training and gathering ideas.
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All of these individuals are Scouters.
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I am not sure how many Scouters participated, but there were many.
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You see, we used to have a couple of opportunities for Scouters in the Council to gather and get some training and program ideas.
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Scouters need to be committed to that concept and not to their own opinions and preferences.
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Yesterday was a fun day of hanging out with Scouting friends, sharing ideas, and helping Scouters deliver the promise.
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What I find interesting is the different views on BSA policy and the way in which Scouters interpret the BSA training.
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Scouter Adam and I held a couple of sessions on using social media for your unit, and I taught Scouters about the Scoutmaster Conference, one of my most favorite subjects in Scouting.
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The electronic media is now a part of our daily Scouting lives, and I hope that this blog will help Scouters everywhere within their Scouting worlds.
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Synonyms
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4.2
An adult who leads, trains, and cares for a troop of Scouts
How Experienced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word scouter comes from scout plus the ending -er, so it means 'one who scouts' or 'one who helps scouts'. In the Boy Scouts it became the name for an adult leader who organizes activities and looks after the troop.