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    The document discusses the various roles that members of Toastmasters meetings take on to ensure the smooth operation of meetings. These roles include the Toastmaster of the Evening, who introduces speakers; the Timekeeper, who tracks speech times; the Table Topic Master, who leads impromptu speaking sessions; Evaluators, who provide feedback on speeches; and the Grammarian, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Assistant who help with meeting logistics. Taking on these roles helps members earn credits towards Toastmasters leadership awards.

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    The document discusses the various roles that members of Toastmasters meetings take on to ensure the smooth operation of meetings. These roles include the Toastmaster of the Evening, who introduces speakers; the Timekeeper, who tracks speech times; the Table Topic Master, who leads impromptu speaking sessions; Evaluators, who provide feedback on speeches; and the Grammarian, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Assistant who help with meeting logistics. Taking on these roles helps members earn credits towards Toastmasters leadership awards.

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    The document discusses the various roles that members of Toastmasters meetings take on to ensure the smooth operation of meetings. These roles include the Toastmaster of the Evening, who introduces speakers; the Timekeeper, who tracks speech times; the Table Topic Master, who leads impromptu speaking sessions; Evaluators, who provide feedback on speeches; and the Grammarian, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Assistant who help with meeting logistics. Taking on these roles helps members earn credits towards Toastmasters leadership awards.

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    The Role Players! Role players are members of Toastmasters meeting who in-turns, voluntarily take up roles in a meeting, ensuring a smooth-sailing succession of the meeting. The roles include:Toastmasters of the Evening Ah - Counter Responsible in identifying verbal crutches (erm, ah, lah, err) and speech fillers (so, and, then, yea) among members in the meeting Timekeeper

    The host / MC of the meeting Table Topic Master The mastermind of the Table Topic Session where Toastmasters participate in an impromptu speech session Evaluators Evaluates speech deliveries (only opened to those who have completed at least 6 speeches) Grammarian

    Timing speakers speeches and ensuring the meeting to begin and end on time Sergeant-at-Arms

    In charge of the logistics and overall order of meeting

    The English Teacher throughout the meeting

    *Members of Toastmasters will get credits for their Competent Leadership Manual every time they take up a role. Sufficient amount of credits will result in members being awarded with the Competent Leadership title

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