Well, the team doesn't have to bring anything with them to Core Values
judging, but they also don't have to bring nothing with them.

IMHO, it's just a big pocketwatch, so why should the judges care?

More seriously, obsessing over the time during CV judging is not
helpful--the judges will be watching the time, because they will want to
start in on the Q&A portion.  Being somewhat aware of time during CV
judging is helpful, however, because the judges would like to see how the
team works together to plan what they will do, to drive toward a
decision, and then how they work together to execute the plan.

If you look at the Core Values rubric, then in the Teamwork area, you'll
see the Efficiency skill, which includes awareness and skill in time
management.  The judges may get some information in that area by observing
the team during the CV task, and will ask questions about the season to
understand more.

Steve


On Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 4:10 PM, Lisa Brown <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Although I am an experienced coach, I have never had a child ask me this
> question before... can an iPad be used for a timer in Core Values?  Can the
> team members use it to take notes as they hypothesize a solution?
>
> Live and learn :)
> Lisa
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