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Volunteer Judge Training

Volunteer Judge Training. Presented by: Chris Cruz-Boone Department of Communications. TO GET CLASS CREDIT. You must attend this training and remember to SIGN IN. Commit to judge 3 rounds. Follow through in judging those rounds. Turn in a short response on your judging experience.

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Volunteer Judge Training

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  1. Volunteer Judge Training Presented by: Chris Cruz-Boone Department of Communications

  2. TO GET CLASS CREDIT • You must attend this training and remember to SIGN IN. • Commit to judge 3 rounds. • Follow through in judging those rounds. • Turn in a short response on your judging experience.

  3. WHO CAN JUDGE? • If you are over 18. • Have any experience or interest in speech or debate (if you are in a public speaking class that counts). • Have not competed in California forensics in the last 2 years.

  4. TOURNAMENT DETAILS • Bakersfield High School Forensics Tournament 9/18/10 @ Frontier High School 10/2/10 @ North High School 10/6/10 @ Garces High School 10/30/10 @ Independence High School 11/3/10 @ Liberty High School

  5. Volunteer Day- Is like a trip to the Airport • You are going to have to come early!!! If you are not early for check-in they will give away your seat (at least 30 minutes early). • You will have to read the posted signs to find where you are going (head for Cafeteria). • Bring homework, cell phone and anything you need while you wait until its your turn to judge. • The tournament will feed you. So you will not leave the premises until your trip is complete.

  6. What to Expect • DRESS CODE-Students will all be dressed in business attire. Most judges will be in jeans. You are an ambassador of CSUB so please do not wear anything inappropriate. • JARGON- Like any sport or sub-culture is lingo associated. Do not be embarrassed if someone uses jargon you don’t understand just be honest & ask what they mean. • COMPETITORS- The students will be performing speeches that they have been reciting in a daily class for at least 6 months. There will not be anyone reading off of notes or breaking major rules. They may be high school students but be prepared to be impressed.

  7. Rules for Volunteers- Mums the Word • No fraternizing with students. • You must disclose any affiliation you may have (sibling, friend or if you are a recent alumnus of a competing school). • Do not speak to other judges in your round. • You cannot ask questions about who to vote for. You must make the decision on your own. • Do not let students enter a room without you or another judge present.

  8. Rules for Volunteers- Continued RESPECT THE STUDENT • Turn off your cell phone. • No texting, eating or smoke breaks. • Give these students your full attention for the entire round because they have worked very hard to impress you. • Never mark a student down because you disagree with them. Make sure you are judging on the merit of performance and not your personal beliefs.

  9. JUDGING • There are 12 possible events • There are no ties • There will be 7 students in each of your rounds • You must rank the students (1st is best)

  10. JUDGING- Interpretation Events • HI- Humorous Interpretation: funny individual skit that is chosen, memorized and performed (10 minutes) • DI- Dramatic Interpretation: serious individual skit that is chosen, memorized and performed (10 minutes) • TI- Thematic Interpretation: 3 or more pieces with a common theme that are chosen, linked and memorized and performed (10 minutes)

  11. JUDGING- Interp. Continued • DUO- Duel Interpretation: two speakers choose a piece that is serious or humorous. Together the pair must memorize and perform (10 minutes) • OI- Oratorical Interpretation: a famous accessible speech (like “I Have Dream”) that are chosen, memorized and performed by one speaker (10 minutes)

  12. JUDGING- Student Written Speeches • OO- Original Oratory: a theatrical piece written, memorized and performed by one student (10 minutes) • OA - Original Advocacy: a speech that advocates for a bill, law or other specific call to action. Speech is written, memorized and performed by one student (10 minutes) • EXPOS-Expository: original work using visual aids and informing or explaining a topic. (10 minutes).

  13. JUDGING- Limited Preparation Speeches • NX-FX- Extemporaneous: given 30 minutes and a topic - - national or international- students must work alone to prepare an informative speech to be performed at the end of the 30 minutes (7 minutes) • IMP- Impromptu: given 2 minutes and a topic to create and informative and entertaining speech (5 minutes)

  14. JUDGING - Debate • C-X Policy debate • LD Lincoln Douglas debate. • Parli- Parliamentary Debate • POFO/Contro- Public Forum Debate

  15. JUDGING- Contro • Public Forum Debate • This debate is designed to be a 2-person debate on an relevant social issue. It is suppose to be in layman terms that anyone can understand.

  16. Judging Debate- Parli • Parliamentary Debate • Every round the debaters will get a new topic. The must use common knowledge and logic to formulate a plan of action 30 minutes before the round.

  17. How do I Decide Who Wins? • Take notes. I write down if I was laughing so I remember when I go back to rank speakers. • How was their speaking ability? • How was their use of evidence (if relevant)? • How was their memorization? • Did their choice appeal to you in some way? • Write your decision for choosing on the ballot. In the end you can’t always say why you like WoW better than Street Fighter. But you know what you like better.

  18. Thanks for Volunteering Please do not forget to SIGN IN & bring CCB you judging card !

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