scoutmaster conference

/ˈskaʊtˌmæstər ˈkɑːnfərəns/

noun

  1. A meeting between a Scout and the Scoutmaster or another adult leader to discuss the Scout’s progress, experiences, character, and goals and offer guidance; in some Scouting programs, it is required before rank advancement.

    B2

    countableUS

    • "I have my Scoutmaster conference after the troop meeting tonight."B1
    • "The scoutmaster conference is meant to be a supportive conversation, not a test."B2
  2. By extension, an informal one-on-one talk in which a leader checks in with a younger member about their development.

    C1

    informal

    • "My coach pulled me aside for a quick scoutmaster conference about my attitude."C1

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