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Toastmasters Evaluations
- 1. 292 Evaluate to Motivate Keith Sheldrake info@keithsheldrake.com
- 2. Toastmasters Fundamentals Public Speaking Leadership Confidence Competence Positive Suggestions
- 4. Before the Speech Read the guidelines Think/Ask about the objectives: Project – Organised, Clear Purpose. Speech – Motivate to learn to speak Chinese. Personal – Stop looking at the floor. Have some structural ideas
- 5. An Evaluation is a Speech! Opening Body Conclusion
- 6. Sandwich Technique Introduction Conclusion Positive Reinforcement Point for Improvement Positive Reinforcement
- 7. Senses Saw Heard Felt Hand Movement Eye Contact Body Movements Visual Aids Volume Velocity Tone Excitement Inspired Empathy Convinced Excited
- 9. O.G.O.D. Objectives Good points Opportuinties to improve Do you know what I liked best…?
- 10. Aristotle’s Rhetoric Ethos Logos Pathos Credibility Logic Emotion
- 11. AIDA
- 12. An Evaluation is an Opinion Language to use… I liked.. I saw you do this... Here is a suggestion I would like to see.. Observed Behaviors
- 13. An Evaluation is an Opinion Language to AVOID!… You didn’t… You should You aren’t very good.. What you did wrong was…
- 14. Don’t forget the Conclusion
- 15. After the Evaluation Fill in the written evaluation sheet. Check with the speaker all is okay. Evaluate your own evaluation was it positive with suggestions? Gen. Ev.
- 16. The way to receive feedback