Girl Scouts works hard to ensure that we are preparing girls for every aspect of their lives. Every program activity that Girl Scouts provides works specifically to achieve the Girl Scout National Leadership Outcomes. These outcomes directly coincide with 21st Century Learning Skills which will help girls achieve greater success in school as well as in all other facets of their lives.
Each girl completes a survey at the end of their Girl Scout experience that measures their success and helps us determine what areas to focus on in the future. The surveys are specifically designed to measure the girls on the Leadership Outcomes below.
| Information Media Literacy |
Girls gain practical life skills |
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| Critical Thinking Problem-Solving Skills |
Girls develop critical thinking |
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| Creative thinking Skills |
Girls can resolve conflicts |
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| Communication Skills |
Girls educate and inspire others to act |
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| Collaboration Skills |
Girls promote cooperation and teambuilding |
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| Cross-Cultural Skills |
Girls advance diversity in a multicultural world |
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| Leadership Skills |
Girls are resourceful problem solvers
Girls feel empowered to make a difference in the world |
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| Social Skills |
Girls develop healthy relationships |
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Self-Monitoring
Self-Direction Skills |
Girls seek challenges in the world |
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| Project Management Skills |
Girls are resourceful problem solvers |
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Ethics
Civic Responsibility |
Girls develop positive values
Girls feel connected to their communities, locally and globally
Girls can identify community needs
Girls advocate for themselves and others, locally and globally |
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Accountability
(for High Standards) |
Girls develop positive values
Girls feel empowered to act |
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