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Mon Oct 27, 2003, 06:12pm
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Has anyone looked into the book being offered now through Referee Magazine - something about methodologies for evaluating officials? I'm planning to order this book but would be interested in anyone's review.
The title is: Evaluating Officiating Performance and the cover shows: Excellent Officiating Defined How to Run An Effective Evaluation Program Model Evaluation Form & Essential Guidelines Price: $12.95, NASO $10.35 I see NASO has a Special Report of the same title. Price is only $5. As a new officer in an association of approximately 100 Basketball Officials without a valid evaluation program I could use some guidance. I also recognize that an evaluation program must serve two functions (maybe more?): 1) improvement of the officials, and 2) ranking for season assignments and tournament play. Please address your comments to these functions.
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"There are no superstar calls. We don't root for certain teams. We don't cheat. But sometimes we just miss calls." - Joe Crawford 
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Wed Oct 29, 2003, 01:08pm
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The model evaluation form is free from NASO and is available on NASO's web site.
I received the report when it came out as a NASO member and it has a lot of usefull information. In my opinion, an effective evaluation system takes a lot of work and commitment by the organization. If others have any online info about their associations evaluation system, please post links. I would be interested also in looking at what others are doing.
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Wed Oct 29, 2003, 08:10pm
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Quote:
John Sandlin's association in Michigan has an excellent set-up. Maybe he'll share. mick
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