Measuring the quality of scouting work in the General Directorates of Baghdad Education from the point of view of wooden badge holders

Abstract

The study aimed to: construct a measure of the level of quality of scouting work in the General Directorates of Baghdad Education from the point of view of the wooden badge holders. The two researchers used the descriptive approach using the survey method. The current research population is determined by the scout leaders who hold the wooden badge in the Baghdad Education Directorate, who number (140) male and female leaders. The survey sample was (10), the construction sample was (90), and the application sample was (40). The researchers concluded that there was a positive and significant correlation between the statements of the scale of the quality of scouting work for holders of the wooden badge in the directorates of Baghdad Education, and that the scout leaders of the holders of the wooden badge in the directorates of Baghdad Education enjoyed a good level of Quality of scouting work. In light of the conclusions reached by the researchers, they recommend the following: The researchers recommend adopting a measure of the quality of scouting work and distributing it to all countries due to its clear potential in measuring the quality of scouting work. Paying attention to measuring the quality of scouting work periodically in the directorates because it needs more evaluation during the coming period for medium and good levels to emerge. That is, there is potential to develop it significantly. Department heads in the directorates must organize educational workshops to increase awareness of the quality of scouting work to achieve a higher quality of work than what appeared in the research results.