Re: JT Handbook Item#2, Plus


Brad makes many valid points.  If we are to vote the ballot, then we should
be in the garden, noticing the newer varieties, and some of the older ones,
EVERY YEAR.  We should also be encouraging new judges by giving JTs in the
garden and in the classroom and enrolling more people in the Judge's
Training Program.  While I do not always agree with my fellow judges on the
show bench, I respect their opinions and learn from their point of view, as
I do when I walk a garden.
Cheryl Deaton
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Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: [AISdiscuss] JT Handbook Item#2, Plus


> Greetings All,
>
>     All of our Ballot voting judges should be required to meet their
garden
> judging training requirements by attending garden training given by
another
> judge.  Every judge, regardless of their judging experience or longjevity
can
> probably learn something from another judge's perspective.
>
>   Also, all judges providing one-on-one garden judging training to
> Apprentices should be given "credit" for their efforts, but it shouldn't
count towards
> their personal in garden training requirements.
>
>    However, a judge who teaches classroom training should get credit
towards
> their classroom training requirements.  A judge who teaches in a classroom
> setting probably learns more in their preparation then any of the students
will
> learn by just attending.
>
>     Since we never seem to run out of arrogant, blowhards who can't resist
> attacking their fellow judges, it is important that the AIS attend to
improving
> the garden judging credentials of all our judges.
>
> Have a Happy!  Brad K
>
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