My version of a Toastmasters Educational on evaluating speeches.

1. Evaluate to Motivate
The Successful Club Series
Keith Sheldrake

2. The Purpose of Toastmasters
Public Speaking
Leadership
Confidence Competence
Positive Suggestions
Continue Consider

3. Talk to the Speaker about:
Project Objectives (from Manual)
Speech Objectives (About Speech)
Personal Objectives (Specifically)
Before the Speech

4. Introduction
Body
Conclusion
An Evaluation is a Speech
Positive Suggestions
An
Opinion

5. An Evaluation is a Speech
NOT
the Written
Evaluation

6. An Evaluation is a Speech
To Everybody

7. An Evaluation is a Speech
You don’t need to
say everything!
You can leave something for a one-on-one later

8. Structures

9. The Sandwich
Good Point
Suggestion
Good Point
Positive Suggestions

10. The Emotions
Positive Suggestions
The
Emotions
Heard
FeltSaw

11. The C.O.D.E
Content
Organisation
Delivery
Effect
Positive Suggestions

12. Good Language
I liked….
My reaction was …
Here is a suggestion…
I would liked to have seen..
Talk in the first person, not
everyone sees the same thing.

13. Language to Avoid
What you did wrong was..
You should …
You shouldn’t …
Avoid Wrong – it’s neither positive
nor a suggestion.

14. Prepared
Structured Suggestions

15. The power of One
(Informally)
Give one
thing you liked
best.
Give one
suggestion.
Remember, we can boost confidence and
competence even if we are not the allocated
evaluator. Approach a speaker during a
networking time to give a short feedback, or
even an email.

16. Thank You
The way to receive
an evaluation