Taking on this role improves active listening, critical thinking and positive feedback skills.

Evaluation is the heart of the Toastmasters educational program. You observe the speeches and leadership roles of your fellow club members and offer evaluations of their efforts, and they do the same for you. As evaluator you:

• Ask those you've been assigned to evaluate what they will present and what they wish to achieve.

• Provide objective verbal and written evaluations for speakers.

• When giving any evaluation, offer praise as well as constructive criticism.

• Make the Most of Being an Evaluator

Learn how to ensure your evaluations benefit the entire club.

• The Invaluable Evaluator

This meeting role comes with powerful responsibilities.

• The Secret to a Meaningful Evaluation

Tips for delivering a useful evaluation.

• Effective Evaluation

Get the knowledge, motivation and skills you need to become more effective evaluator.

• A Toastmaster Wears Many Hats

This manual offers tips and advice for taking on club meeting roles.