Evaluation: administrators

Evaluation: Chess Administrators Training

Question 1

The chairperson is only in an advisory capacity.



Question 2

Which word describes logistics best?



Question 3

When a committee prepares for a tournament, but the chairperson is unavailable for 30 days the committee cannot proceed with the preparations.



Question 4

Which of the following is an example of an organisation?



Question 5

The treasurer keeps a proper bookkeeping system.



Question 6

Not all the administrators on a committee have to be trained.



Question 7

Internal Control Systems, properly implemented, can ensure better accountability from all administrators.



Question 8

A doctrine is what the administrators stand for.



Question 9

A [Schools] Chess Organisation administers its organisation policies, programs and projects.



Question 10

Preparedness and are crucial elements when preparing for a chess tournament or chess project.



Question 11

Communication is a 1-way process whereby parents ask the necessary info from the administrators.



Question 12

The PRO is a strategic communicator and anticipate, analyse and interprets issues and attitudes.



Question 13

Administration is the managing of duties and responsibilities.



Question 14

The Chess Intelligence Process is a process of and analysing chess information in the chess community.



Question 15

The core functions of an administrator are to serve, supervise and assist the and to manage, control and lead the .



Question 16

development is about developing of administrator skills, whereas development is about management of resources and development.



Question 17

is when administrators are happy with how things are (contend with the status quo).



Question 18

Effective and efficient leadership instills faith and confidence in the chess chess community.



Question 19

A large untrained resource structure can better prepare for a tournament than a small trained resource structure.



Question 20

The secretary handles all the administrative correspondence.



Question 21

Lessons learned from the past help you to better prepare.



Question 22

Discipline is a regimen that trains administrators to develop new skills.



Question 23

The arbiters and coaches coordinator assists schools with coaches.



Question 24

The event and project coordinator prepares tournaments and projects.



As a 'logistika' select one root factor and describe very briefly how you would apply it to prepare and be ready for your next chess tournament or a chess project or to start a chess club at your school.

The root factors 'Administrator Training', 'Resources' and 'Logistics' are required to prepare for a tournament or project. To start a chess club at your school you need to know the basics of chess teaching and how to organise and manage the club ('Educator & Administrator Training). You need 'Communication' to inform your schools chess community. The root factor 'Leadership' is required to lead your chess club or chess committee to accomplish its mission, goals and objectives. Effective and efficient leaders plan, organise, lead, control and communicate!

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  • A chess set in every classroom in every school in every community
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