1. Elevate! Evaluate to Assertiveness and the Art of Evaluation Matthew D. Ownby April 18th 2009
2. Questions, Questions, Questions What is Assertiveness, anyway? Why should I care? What does this got to do with Evaluations? If it so great, how do I get ?
3. Warning! This is not a one way lecture. You will be asked to speak up. This is not a seminar You will be asked to do some work and apply what you are learning.
35. Mission Possible To give a positive assessment of the things done right. To provide constructive advise for the thing that can be done better. To get the listener to accept it. You have 2-3 minutes before ….
36. What You Need Respect Yourself The Listener The Idea
37. What You Need Trust Your Ability The Listener The Audience
38. What You Need Think Win/ Win You’re Here to Help not to Lecture The Speaker Wants to Improve You Can Both Grow Together
39. What You Need Proactive Think About What Is Best Say What You Want to Say Do What You What Want to Do
40. Evaluation Start and End with Respect. No Excuses, No Apologies Be Constructive, not Critical Confidently Give Advice and Praise
44. Case Study 1:A Club President`s Worry Your VPPR has been keeping your Club Website reasonably up to date until recently. S/he does what you want, but no more. You wish him/her to be more creative and active. How would you evaluate?
45. Check! How Assertive was the Evaluation? Was is too Aggressive/Passive? What could be done to make it better?
46. Case Study 2: A Member`s Malaise You`ve been a member of a club for long time. Recently while, over all the meeting and speech quality is good, you have some concerns over the overall management of the club and the treat member of guest and new members. What would you say to the officers?
47. Check! How Assertive was the Evaluation? Was is too Aggressive/Passive? What could be done to make it better?
48. Case Study 3:A Very Advanced Speaker You Are Assigned to Evaluate a speaker who you think has more experience and talent in his little finger than you have in your entire body. How would you evaluate?
49. Check! How Assertive was the Evaluation? Was is too Aggressive/Passive? What could be done to make it better?
50. Case Study 4: A Contest Chair`s Concern The person in charge of PR does very excellent work creating flyers, setting up a promotional website, etc. but tends take a long time, and is very slow at actually promoting the contest to other clubs. There are only two weeks left. How would you Evaluate?
51. Check! How Assertive was the Evaluation? Was is too Aggressive/Passive? What could be done to make it better?