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District 5 District Speech Contests
2015 - 2016
District Contest and Chief Judge Training
– 9/12 & 26 2015
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Today’s Agenda
• Welcome and provide handouts • Overview of day• Rulebook • Contest Planning - weeks and days before event• Contest Execution - day of event and follow up• Judging and functionaries • Chief Judging• Q&A and interactive time to work out issues, re-
enforce rules
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Preliminary Information
• Planning and references• Fun• Fall 2015 District Speech Contests• (Optional Club Contests)• Requirements• Options• Recommended Checklists• What can go wrong?• Let’s Have a contest Now!
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References / Links– D5TM.org – click Contests link
• http://d5tm.org/education/speech-contests/
• Follow Multiple Links• Guidebooks from Mark Kramer, DTM
– Toastmasters.org – click contest links• https://www.toastmasters.org
/Leadership-Central/Speech-Contests• Download CURRENT Rulebook -
READ IT – Share It
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Fun• Fun theme / Party / Create excitement • Recruit help for specific tasks early!• Challenge members to shine!• Invite toastmasters & FUTURE
TOASTMASTERS• Keep it fun
• Many hands = FUN• (Few hands = Panic)
– Scale contest to resources • (time, membership, location, help)
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Fall 2015 District ContestsInternational and Humorous Speech Contests
DIFFERENCE is eligibility and judging criteria!
Same Judging Criteria for International and Humorous:Speech Value, Physical, Voice, Manner, Appropriateness 55 points
INTERNATIONAL - Contestant needs 6 CC speechesSpeech Development, Effectiveness, Correctness 45 points
(Winner can go to Regional and International Contests)
HUMOROUS (Contest Ends at District Level)Speech Development, Effectiveness, Correctness 30 pointsAudience Response 15
points Attentiveness, Laughs, Interest, Reception
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Requirements• Plan and recruit early – Read TI Rulebook• Follow Rulebook for club contests• Assign clear roles to all• Pick appropriate location and time
– Can non-US citizens enter?– Any other restrictions on food, opportunity drawing, etc.?
• Establish clear, specific agenda• Allow time before and after contest
– check forms – briefings – record results– schedule different start time for set-up, briefings, contestants,
contest start.
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Strongly Recommended Options
• Develop detailed check lists for each Assignment (TM, Chief Judge, Timer, etc.)
• Develop detailed Checklist for equipment, food, forms, everything.
• Recruit Chief Judge early – (go to Chief Judge Training Later Today)
• Use contest to build club interest.• Invite other clubs, areas, divisions & community• Invite Directors as dignitaries
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Sample Assignment ChecklistRole Who? Email Phone
Registrar 1
Registrar 2
Sergeant at Arms 1
Sergeant at Arms 2
Toastmaster
Timer 1
Timer 2
Ballot Counter 1, 2 and 3
Opportunity Drawing Chair, assistants 1 and 2
Opportunity Drawing Assistant #2
Chief Judge
Judge 1
Judge 2
Judge 3
Judge 4
Judge 5
Judge 6 (Division Contest only)
Judge 7 (Division Contest only)
Tie Breaker Judge Secret to Chief Judge)
Backups 1, 2 and 3
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Toastmaster Cheat-SheetHumorous
Speaking Order
Contestant Name
Phonetic help TitleProfile
FormEligibility Form
Charlie BrownChar-lee Brr-ow-
nnI Will Win
Somedaywill bring will bring
Lucy Lou-see No You Won't yes yes
Schroeder sh-row-der Play On will bring will bring
International Speech
Speaking Order
Contestant Name
TitleProfile
FormEligibility Form
Charlie BrownChar-lee Brr-ow-
nnI Really Will Win
Somedayyes yes
Pig Pen It's a Dirty Job yes will bring
Snoopy Soar! will bring will bring
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What can go wrong?• What did you forget to do?• What did others forget?• Is the room too hot or too small?• Does Chief Judge have enough judges from the right qualifications?• Who got sick?• Are dues paid for Contestants & Club?• Are contestants eligible? • Enough food?• Does everyone know what to do?• Forgot forms; forms not sent to Area• Certificates not ready? Can we print at facility?• Toastmaster steals the show; event runs slow – BAD ideas
Solutions: Plan & recruit early; read Rulebook; Follow Rulebook; Make checklist with specific assignments; follow Mark Kramer’s Guidelines; provide specific briefings for all functions; ask for help.
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Fun
• Create a fun, focused team to plan contest
• Create a fun theme
• Create a fun flyer
• Create a fun, detailed agenda
• Invite all eligible members to participate
• Invite non-club toastmasters to help
• Plan ahead to reduce stress
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Let’s Have a contest Now!
• Play act the day of the contest
• Let the errors fly now!
• Let great ideas flow!
Volunteer right now!