World Scout Challenge - JOTI 2008: Rovering
In order to complete the World Scout Challenge – JOTI 2008 on Rovering you should:
- Create a small Scout group composed of 3 – 8 Scouts (Scout Patrol, Rover Teams, groups of friends, etc).
- Answer together the questions below.
- Register and go to the chat channels on ScoutLink (more info at www.joti.org) during the JOTI.
- Find another small Scout group from a neighbour country working on the Rovering questions.
- Between your small Scout group and the group your found (this is now called a wider group), share your original answers and then agreed on one common answer for each question.
- Then go back to ScoutLink and find out another wider group from another continent and share your answers and agree in a final answer for each question.
- Finally fill out the questionnaire following the link below with the information of the small groups and the final answers.
- Once the information is received you will received an international electronic certificate.
Questions on Rovering
1. What does it mean to be a Rover Scout?
2. What should be the most important activity for Rover Scouts?
3. What is more important: 1) To be a Rover and leader in a younger section (cub Scouts for example); 2) To be only a Rover?
4. What should be the most important symbols in Rovering?
5. Who should be the leader of a Rover Crew: a young adult (18–26 years old) or an adult (more than 26 years old)?
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