As a judge, what am I responsible for knowing before I arrive?

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Erik Altman · Accepted Answer

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Judges are responsible for knowing:

1. The rules and logistics of judging all events within the category they are registered to judge
2. How to find out whether they are judging a particular round via Tabroom.com
3. How to complete an online ballot on Tabroom.com
4. How to give constructive, culturally competent written feedback to students

While there will be a brief judge training on Wednesday morning before competition begins, judges are expected to have an understanding of the above items before they arrive at the tournament. Please review judge training materials to learn more!

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