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Speech Contest Judges Training Please submit your questions in writing using the Q&A Panel.

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  1. Speech Contest Judges Training Please submit your questions in writing using the Q&A Panel Share the recording:Recording-1 (146 MB):https://davidgoadspeaks.zoom.us/recording/play/WSdD7wYm2bsOwmIRvelW0KlIjJ6k5sdBMQbJHWWyq3diJo_UA9UNNFqR_qSS2JpTAudio Only-1 (22 MB):https://davidgoadspeaks.zoom.us/recording/play/rkZUO8Sm3lt0NC26n0-n0S9swVMuyV1aLkRiWnWhpoDPeRxcRjQbYvFXDMuTucRP 1190

  2. Three Purposesof Speech Contests • Provide an opportunity to practice competitive speaking • Provide interesting educational programs for members and the public • Provide an opportunity to learn by observing proficient speakers 1

  3. Judges have an obligation to: • Contestants • Toastmasters International • Audience • Themselves 2

  4. Judging vs. Evaluating • Judging = selecting a winner • Evaluating = appraisal and advice Judges’ decisionsare confidential! 3

  5. Good Judges Are … • Accurate • Fair • Trustworthy • Knowledgeable • Good listeners 4

  6. Barriers to Objectivity • Speaker position • Champion for the underdog • Halo effect • Reverse halo effect • Second time around • Not the norm • Prejudices and personal preferences 5

  7. Know the Rules! Prevent Misconceptions 6

  8. Judge’s Guide and Ballot 7

  9. The Judge’s Guide • Take notes • Use suggested points • Use other point values • Pluses and minuses 8

  10. Judging Categories • Content • Delivery • Language 9

  11. Content • Development • Effectiveness • Value 10

  12. Delivery • Physical • Voice • Manner 11

  13. Language • Appropriateness • Correctness 12

  14. Q&A • www.toastmasters.org/resources/speech-contest-judges-training • www.toastmasters.org/leadership-central/speech-contests • www.toastmasters.org/shop/contests/speech-contest-kits • Contact Ed Johnson edj9898@yahoo.com

  15. Conclusion The strongest principle of growth lies in human choice. – George Eliot 13

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