Taking Camp Staff Training From Good To Best ... - Vision Realization
Taking Camp Staff Training From Good To Best ... - Vision Realization
Taking Camp Staff Training From Good To Best ... - Vision Realization
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Meal Meetings<br />
Many camps use the meal times as a chance for groups (unit head, group leader, and counselors<br />
– three levels) to meet once or twice a week. They usually sit at a separate table or eat outside<br />
the dining area, so they can have some privacy and focus. The agenda for these meetings might<br />
look something like the below.<br />
1. Start off sharing specific successes since you last met (staff<br />
sharing and supervisor observed)<br />
2. Check on each child’s progress and notes kept on each child<br />
3. Strategize how to help each child get the most from the<br />
experience<br />
4. Check in on the counseling working team<br />
5. Share important camp information<br />
6. Strategize ways the supervisor could be more helpful next<br />
time they are with their group.<br />
Ask for feedback on supervisor’s last visit or two<br />
7. Facilitate brief discussion on how group (children and<br />
counselors) is meeting their goals and objectives (positive<br />
ending)<br />
8. If there are other counseling or child problems, set up<br />
additional meetings<br />
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