Judging · Golden Climate

The Judging Process

All projects will be assessed at the exhibition stands. Teams of judges will visit the project stands throughout the day.

A judge questioning two students about their project at the exhibition stand
Judging at the Stands · In Action
At Every Stand

How Judges Assess Projects

Listen 01

Project Presentation

Judges listen to the students present their project at the stand.

Assess 02

Stand Organization

Judges assess how the project stand is organized.

Review 03

Models & Poster

Judges view and test project models and review the project poster.

Engage 04

Conversation

Judges engage students in a conversation about their project.

Good to Know

General Information on the Judging Process

Supervisors Supervisors are allowed to be with their students during the project presentation and question and answer sections, but they will not be allowed to contribute towards the presentation, or to help the student present the project.
Be at Your Stand All participants are expected to be at their stands when projects are being evaluated.
No Visitors Members of the public/visitors will not be allowed near a project during evaluation so as to minimize interference.
15 Minutes A maximum of 15 minutes is allowed for each project during evaluation. Students should use this time as effectively as possible. Judges may, however, allocate more time as they see fit depending on the complexity or nature of the project amongst other dynamics.