Author JohnEvan
Date 13 Mar 18, 13:19
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Description Cheltenham Speakers – Speech Evaluator Guidance
Category Evaluator
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Cheltenham Speakers – Speech Evaluator Guidance
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Before the Meeting:
- Check the website to see who you are evaluating and their speech information.
- If it is a CC speech, bring your CC manual.
- Have a plan for the format of your evaluation.
At the Meeting:
- Meet with your speaker to discuss their speech and objectives:
- Remind them of timings
- Have their speech title in front of you
Introducing Speakers:
- Be positive and energetic!
- Tell us: Manual, speech number and title, timings of their speech, objectives, any personal objectives
- To introduce: Name, speech title. Speech title, name. For example:
- ‘Our next speaker is James Anderson with “How to play cricket”. With “how to play cricket”, please welcome James Anderson.
- If the speaker is doing their 1st Speech (Icebreaker) or 10th Speech, remind the audience of the standing ovation at the start and end of the speech.
Evaluating:
- Avoid using ‘you’, referring directly to the speaker, or giving them more attention that the rest of the audience.
- Make sure you state whether they met the objectives or not.
- The rest is up to you, but some general tips:
- Make points that the whole audience can learn from
- Demonstrate how (e.g show body language use, alter your voice as they did)
- Point for improvements can be very small – always make sure you have at least one
- Make PFIs clearly actionable. Instead of ‘Use better eye contact’, demonstrate how it could be implemented.
- End on a positive!
Post Meeting:
- Fill in the speaking manual as required.
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