
I love being the General Evaluator at a Toastmasters meeting. Today, I seized the opportunity.
I asked a simple question:
Who learns from an evaluation?
The answer is that everyone does:
- The speaker is obviously a direct recipient of the information.
- The evaluator learns by giving the advice. Hearing it come from their own mouth reinforces the message.
- The audience learns from hearing both the speaker and the evaluation.
Starting off your general evaluation in this way does two important things:
- Prepares everyone at the club to listen to the evaluator, relating what they hear to themselves.
- Orients the evaluators to the fact that they are teaching everyone.
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This post was written by john on October 15, 2008










