Bert
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I read in a few posts, can‘t recall the thread, that one unoffical way of dealing with troublemakers or slackers in the troop (may pretain to SQ/QL3 than BMQ) was the "blanketing".
After reading the posts, I starting thinking about troop cohesion in BMQ.
Using the benefit of the doubt, I‘d expect recruits to want to learn and develop as much as they can during BMQ. Some people are fast learners, some are slow, some are physical adept, others are not, some are academically skilled, others may not be as book smart, some are enthusiastic, some may be alot less than that. So you get a varation of people.
I‘d also expect in BMQ everyone will at least once screw up where the whole troop gets disiplined.
If you get a varation of people, then alot of things can happen in BMQ. The troop is responsible to the staff. Within the troop, obviously social dynamics affects the individual recruits as well. How does this happen? Are there pitfalls? What if animosity/problems between indviduals or groups of individuals occurs? What sort of troop justice would entice some to "blanket" a fellow troop member?
After reading the posts, I starting thinking about troop cohesion in BMQ.
Using the benefit of the doubt, I‘d expect recruits to want to learn and develop as much as they can during BMQ. Some people are fast learners, some are slow, some are physical adept, others are not, some are academically skilled, others may not be as book smart, some are enthusiastic, some may be alot less than that. So you get a varation of people.
I‘d also expect in BMQ everyone will at least once screw up where the whole troop gets disiplined.
If you get a varation of people, then alot of things can happen in BMQ. The troop is responsible to the staff. Within the troop, obviously social dynamics affects the individual recruits as well. How does this happen? Are there pitfalls? What if animosity/problems between indviduals or groups of individuals occurs? What sort of troop justice would entice some to "blanket" a fellow troop member?