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Elevate Your Speaking Skills: Effective Evaluation Techniques for Speakers

Discover how to enhance your speaking journey through constructive evaluations. This guide emphasizes the importance of providing immediate feedback, suggesting improvement methods, and fostering self-esteem in speakers. Learn the "Tell and Sell" approach, effective pre-speech preparation, and the art of delivering honest yet encouraging evaluations. Understand how to connect your closing statement back to your opening, summarize key points, and share relatable experiences to inspire your audience. Transform evaluations into impactful learning experiences that foster growth and confidence.

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Elevate Your Speaking Skills: Effective Evaluation Techniques for Speakers

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  1. The Successful Club Series Evaluate to Motivate 292

  2. Evaluations Benefit Speakers by… • Providing immediate feedback • Offering methods for improvement • Building and maintaining self-esteem 1

  3. Evaluating by the “Tell and Sell” Approach When the evaluator talks… …and the speaker listens! 2

  4. How to Evaluate Effectively • Before the speech, talk with the speaker about: • manual objectives • evaluation guidelines • any concerns During the speech: • show that you are interested • put yourself in the position of the speaker • take notes 3

  5. How to Evaluate Effectively During your evaluation: • choose your words carefully • evaluate the speech, not the person • promote self-esteem 4

  6. Avoid Being Disingenuous Honest evaluations are upbeat and encouraging while offering suggestions for improvement 5

  7. Closing • Connect to your opening statement. • Summarize your key points. • Give a personal story or example. • Encourage listeners to apply what they heard and learned. 6

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