Meeting
Role: General Evaluator
Contributed by Brad Weyers and Jesse Black
Purpose:
The General Evaluator runs the evaluation portion of the meeting.
Before the meeting:
- Confirm that each evaluator is prepared to evaluate the speech based on the objectives listed in the speaker's manual.
- Confer with the President, Toastmaster, and Ballot Counter to agree on who will present the awards.
During the meeting:
- Observe the entire meeting for commendable things or things that could be improved.
- Explain the evaluation portion of the meeting for the benefit of any guests.
- Call on each evaluator to evaluate their speaker.
- Call for the Timer's report, Grammarian's report, etc.
- Comment on Toastmaster's performance, each evaluator's performance, and on the meeting as a whole.
Recommendations:
- Be generous with positive feedback, be judicious with negative
feedback. Remember the objective is to help all members improve, not
simply to point out flaws.