Management & pedagogy

Background information, suggestions for program design, food for thought for Jungscharn afternoons

The Federal Office of Sport in Magglingen, Y+S Documentation, has many teaching materials and brochures on the subject of Youth+Sport

- What the children notice should be made an issue

- Stress in the forest is not a daily goal

Here you will find a semester program on the body

This is a semester program on traffic signs

What to do if you have non-swimmers in your group?

Planning is a chore, especially for very creative people. But even that can be done graphically and thus creatively.

In search of opportunities for evangelistic children's or youth work. A critical analysis with the aim of finding positive approaches for evangelism!

The playground structure determines play behavior

A look at Swiss sport, schools and even beyond the country's borders shows that commitments are a topical issue. A selection of projects and addresses.

The team benefits from the strengths of each individual.

Development of the leader personality

Rituals strengthen a community and remind people of the agreements that apply.

The suitability of commitments is demonstrated in practice.

In today's sport: teaching noble values possible, or leaving young people to their fate.

Young people need rules, educational guidelines and guidance. However, they also want to help shape their leisure activities.

The development of a "commitment" combines these concerns.

A commitment can be the solution.

Being a leader in the Jungschar involves various important points:

Being the main leader in the Jungschar involves several important points:

There are two main concerns of the Advisory Board:

- Composition of the Advisory Board

- Main tasks of the Advisory Board

The questions in this working paper are intended to provide food for thought and help in discussions between church leadership and youth leaders in order to eliminate possible weak points in the r

You youth leaders do an outstanding job! I think it's great to see the passion and commitment with which you often fight Saturday after Saturday for children and teenagers in your age groups!

Nobody will deny that Ameisli, youth group and teen work costs something. But who should pay for it? The youth leaders? The church? Sponsors? Or simply donors?

As "construction workers", youth leaders contribute a lot to the building of the "church".

Where and how do they help?

As obvious as this statement seems, it is often disregarded in practice.

- Effects of coordination and communication internally and externally

- Methods for improving coordination and communication in the municipality

Young people's groups that work together with the regional church should definitely bear some special features in mind