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SCIENCE JUDGE – What do I do?

SCIENCE JUDGE – What do I do?. Ensure that: The correct teams are in the competition room The moderator is reading questions from the correct round The moderator is reading the questions correctly (not skipping words, correct pronunciations) Control the buzzer system

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SCIENCE JUDGE – What do I do?

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  1. SCIENCE JUDGE – What do I do? • Ensure that: • The correct teams are in the competition room • The moderator is reading questions from the correct round • The moderator is reading the questions correctly (not skipping words, correct pronunciations) • Control the buzzer system • Wait to reset the buzzer system until student has been verbally recognized • Note: Some Science Judges wait to reset until the bonus question is over to help prevent students from buzzing during bonus questions • Verbally recognize the students when they buzz-in on toss-up questions • Identify students by announcing the team letter (A or B) and participant ID (1, captain, 2, 3), i.e., “A-3” or “B-captain” • Challenges • Request that clock be stopped during challenges • At the National Finals, all challenges must be sent to the Appeals Room Challenge? • Ask timekeeper to • stop the clock. • Minimum Requirements: • Be able to follow the competition flow • Know and be able to apply all of the rules • Read and review the questions prior to the event • Have a college degree in math or the sciences

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