Do you struggle with providing feedback on speeches and presentations? Do you take notes but have no idea how to provide the feedback so that it is seen as positive and encouraging?
In A guide to evaluating speeches, blogger, self-published author, teacher and Distinguished Toastmaster Wang Yip provides his thoughts and template for providing evaluations that speakers want to hear. This book walks you through all the things you need to do before, during and after the evaluation to become an amazing evaluator.
A guide to evaluating speeches includes:
- Evaluator preparation. What speech evaluators need to do before the speech
- Listening vs. note taking. What percentage of the speech should you be listening to vs. writing notes about
- Structure. How you can structure your evaluation for maximum effect and learning
Evaluating speeches is not just an activity for Toastmasters or professional speakers. It is also a way of practicing critical communication and leadership skills such as listening, critical thinking and providing constructive feedback. A guide to evaluating speeches will make you a better speech evaluator and to help you learn new skills such as providing feedback to your employees or managers, being able to learn from other speakers or presenters, and identifying ways to improve your own speaking abilities, all without having to make the mistakes yourself.
Buy and Download A guide to evaluating speeches today, and become a better evaluator and critical thinker!
