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SInc.e April 1976

The Round Robin

The Round Robin is a warm-up session which gives each person present at the meeting an opportunity to introduce him / herself, (e.g. Jim Brown, Glen Waverley Toastmasters) and then proceed with his / her contribution which SHOULD BE LIMITED TO ONE OR TWO BRIEF SENTENCES.

The Round Robin response SHOULD NOT develop into a “mini speech”.

The TOTAL time for ALL participants at the meeting to speak in the Round Robin segment is approximately TEN MINUTES.

Table of Contents

Bullet The Aims of GWTM Club Bullet When You Are Speech Evaluator
Bullet You the Member Bullet When You Are Table Topics Evaluator
Bullet A Toastmasters Duties Bullet Duties of the General Evaluator
Bullet Duties of the Sergeant-At-Arms Bullet Business Session Evaluator
Bullet The Inspiration Bullet When You Are A Mentor
Bullet When You Are Chairman Bullet Duties of the Time Keeper
Bullet The Round Robin Bullet Time Keeper's Schedule
Bullet The Toastmaster for the Evening Bullet Duties of the Harkmaster
Bullet Introducing a Speaker Bullet Duties of the Gruntmaster
Bullet The Table Topics Master Bullet Duties of the Grammarian
Bullet Why Evaluate? Bullet Back to Duties Index