TABLE TOPICS MASTER Ideas and Tips for Toastmasters 

Thanks for the kind words!

Wow, Katerina! Thanks for the kind words. Your comment made my day :)

Thank you for the comment and the great advice! I really appreciate it :)

There may be this type of app, but I haven't looked for one in the past. Please do share if you find this type of thing! That sounds like a great strategy for improving! Feel free to comment back later and let me know how it goes!

Mine too

How did it go!!??

How'd you do!?

@@wadepaterson It was great... I actually used a new way for the selection of topics for the speakers which everyone loved.

@@arhamkhan7299 way to go!

Awesome! Let me know how it goes!! Thanks for subscribing, and good luck :)

It went very well, and I received compliments from my fellow toastmasters. Thanks again for sharing the idea!

@@sz4159 Awesome! Knew you'd crush it!

I love it! Very clever idea 😀

Awesome! I'm glad you found this video helpful :)

So glad to hear that! Thanks for your comment, Abdullah!

My pleasure, Sharon! So glad this helped you out :)

No problem! Good luck taking on the Table Topics Master role!

Cheers! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch!

So cool! Thanks for watching in Malaysia! I'm glad this video helped give you a few ideas.

Awesome! Hope this video was helpful. Best of luck with the role!

Yeahh! That's awesome! Thanks for stopping by my video :)

Great question! For control your destiny, you can still have questions numbered on a separate piece of paper and choose somebody to give you a number between 1 and 10 and read them the corresponding questions. If you're on a Zoom call and let's say there are 12 other club members on the call as well.... you could ask a member to give you a number between 1 and 12 (let's say they pick "6")... then you can count out the 6th Zoom screen on the grid on your screen, and that is the person who will get asked a question. For the debate concept, you could manually split up 2 groups virtually and have each of them change their zoom names (for example: Wade - Team 1 and R Olguin - Team 2, etc.). I hope some of these ideas help!

@@wadepaterson Hey i like listening to your video, I started off being a Grammairan , Quizmaster and then i'm gone to Table Topic. I don't know how to give out question, hopefully i will get some tips from your video, or maybe you can give me some tips. Thank Wade. 😊

@@jessicawilson2964 Thanks so much for taking the time to listen, Jessica! Hopefully this video provides you with some helpful tips, but I think the biggest key things to remember are: - Try to make your questions relate to the meeting theme. For example, if the theme is "dancing," you could ask the following types of questions: "On a scale of 1 to 10, how good of a dancer are you and why?" ... "What is your favourite type of music to dance to?" ... "If you could dance with anyone in the world, who would it be?" etc. - Say the person's name before you ask the question. This gives them time to mentally prepare because they know the question is for them. - Try to ask easier questions to newer members and save the difficult questions for more advanced Toastmasters. - At the beginning of the Table Topics section, explain the purpose of Table Topics, but don't spend too long doing this. The whole purpose is to ask as many questions as possible so club members have an opportunity to practice impromptu speaking. Best of luck and let me know if you have any other questions!

Thanks for the feedback.

Awesome! So glad it helped :)

Thanks for watching!

Yessss! Thank you, Rasmi!

Good luck!

@@wadepaterson thx so much

Awesome! Let me know how it goes 😀 (And thanks for taking the time to check out this vid!)

@@wadepaterson increasing subs!!

Good feedback!