Voyager Contents / Requirement Sheet GENERAL (pgs 5 - 9) Requirement 1. Be 14 years old. Be an active member of the Pathfinder Club. Through memorization and discussion, explain the meaning of the Adventist Youth Pledge. Select and read 3 books of your choice from the Teen Book Club List. ( ) Date Signature SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY (pgs 10.
Pathfinder Class Manuals. 01 NEW Friend Class Manual. 02 NEW Companion Class Manual. Voyagers are Pathfinders in 9th grade. Voyagers recite the Adventist Youth (AY) aim, motto, and pledge, illustrate through words and actions the AY aim meaning, and earn the Voyager reading certificate. Some of the fun and exciting honors Voyagers can earn are Internet - Advanced, Scuba Diving, Advanced Communications, Advanced. Complete Voyager requirement. Read/listen to Thoughts from Mount of Blessings or Christ Object Lessons. Study and discuss two of the following life issues with your Voyager group and an adult: - Teen Pregnancy.
Answer Manual For Pathfinder Voyager Class
This is the latest Pathfinder Curriculum and is based on the concept of activity based learning theory, that the best learning is in the debriefing of the activity that the Pathfinders have just gone through. The program has its own unique language explaining each of the features but the Pathfinders are still invested for each badge according to their age group. The program is based on the completion of pursuits that are chosen by the club from the activity section of this website. This program includes some core pursuits documented below with the complete manual.
The selection of pursuits is based on a unique balance of Pathways, levels and time. It requires serous planning by the club to create a workable curriculum that meets the needs of Pathfinders as the other Pathfinders. The learning takes place in the process of debriefing and journaling that happens after the activity.
Things to remember
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This is not a new Pathfinder Club program. It is only the Pathfinder class curriculum. There are core pursuits that have to be done. The club chooses the rest of the curriculum according to the formula that the program is based on.
Positive Features
The program works well where leaders put time into developing their club curriculum. It requires less staff. It requires only one teacher for each level. There is an extensive resource available that is very comprehensive. Pathfinders really enjoy it. Active learning is a great way to learn.
Negatives
Takes more staff time to prepare for each activity and you needs to watch time. Have to use each available class time in the club program to meet the requirements. Lacks flexibility if a Pathfinder is unable to come for a Pathfinder program. Especially if they miss a camp. Requires people who are able to successfully debrief. The journaling can be a bit of a challenge for some Pathfinders. Especially if they struggle with expressing themselves through writing.
Conclusion
The local club can choose any of these curriculums. Whatever system you use they all meet the goal of Pathfinders. Each of the required materials are available from the Youth department.