Before developing some standards for evaluating/judging individual events, it is necessary to understand what exactly a ballot should do, and to look at some of the problems surrounding present standards and why new standards are in order. This paper will focus upon the pedagogical aspect of judging by first, examining the educational aspect of forensics; second, exploring the useless ballot issue and attempting to identify some causes of the problem; and finally, presenting some possible solutions and guidelines which might aid in correcting this concern. Hopefully, discussion will be generated from this paper and panel which will result in promoting our discipline as a whole. This paper attempts to merely be the catalyst for that discus...
What is an I.E. Judging Philosophy? It is a series of written statements concerning how the judge vi...
It has been said that forensics should be viewed as humanistic education. Forensic educators are to ...
This paper proposes one approach to those problems and suggests how it could improve judging, as wel...
There has been much talk in the forensic community about frustration with events and progression of ...
This paper will focus on ballots as pedagogical tools and discuss how we (and our students) can get ...
The judge’s ballot, within the forensic community, is used as an educational tool. Yet, the tool is ...
The study confronts several issues relating to the helpfulness of ballots from different types of ju...
This article provides a tournament di-rector with a self-contained judge training packet that can be...
A study determined whether or not current forensic judges provide critiques that meet F.P. Trimble&a...
The judging of individual events is a difficult task. Perhaps it is exceeded in difficulty by instru...
We will focus upon three events that are of particular concern or interest to us -- Informative, Per...
Why does the typical individual events tournament include the specific event categories that it does...
The judging of individual events has long been fraught with difficulty, with critics invoking their ...
Forensics would benefit from utilizing more nontraditional judges at tournaments. The paper argues f...
Even a brief survey of academic journals and communication convention programs will reveal that ethi...
What is an I.E. Judging Philosophy? It is a series of written statements concerning how the judge vi...
It has been said that forensics should be viewed as humanistic education. Forensic educators are to ...
This paper proposes one approach to those problems and suggests how it could improve judging, as wel...
There has been much talk in the forensic community about frustration with events and progression of ...
This paper will focus on ballots as pedagogical tools and discuss how we (and our students) can get ...
The judge’s ballot, within the forensic community, is used as an educational tool. Yet, the tool is ...
The study confronts several issues relating to the helpfulness of ballots from different types of ju...
This article provides a tournament di-rector with a self-contained judge training packet that can be...
A study determined whether or not current forensic judges provide critiques that meet F.P. Trimble&a...
The judging of individual events is a difficult task. Perhaps it is exceeded in difficulty by instru...
We will focus upon three events that are of particular concern or interest to us -- Informative, Per...
Why does the typical individual events tournament include the specific event categories that it does...
The judging of individual events has long been fraught with difficulty, with critics invoking their ...
Forensics would benefit from utilizing more nontraditional judges at tournaments. The paper argues f...
Even a brief survey of academic journals and communication convention programs will reveal that ethi...
What is an I.E. Judging Philosophy? It is a series of written statements concerning how the judge vi...
It has been said that forensics should be viewed as humanistic education. Forensic educators are to ...
This paper proposes one approach to those problems and suggests how it could improve judging, as wel...