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Microteaching is a teaching technique where a teacher practices and improves their teaching skills by teaching a small group of students for a short period. The goal of microteaching is to allow the teacher to focus on specific teaching skills and techniques and to receive feedback on their performance

micro-teaching is a technique to develop teaching skills, where the teacher trainee has to practice a specific teaching skill under control situations. In micro teaching student teacher teaches a single unit of lesson for 5 to 10 minutes to a small group of students that is 5 to 10 students. The teacher trainee is provided immediate feedback on the basis of which he can improve his classroom behavior. Micro Teaching, Micro Learning, Teacher Teaching, Teaching Skills, Learning Methods, Classroom Behavior, Teaching Methods, Student Teacher, Student Teaching

micro-teaching is a technique to develop teaching skills, where the teacher trainee has to practice a specific teaching skill under control situations. In micro teaching student teacher teaches a single unit of lesson for 5 to 10 minutes to a small group of students that is 5 to 10 students. The teacher trainee is provided immediate feedback on the basis of which he can improve his classroom behavior.

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Micro Teaching Skills Components - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The skill of probing questions involves asking follow up questions to students to explore their responses in greater depth. The teacher probes when a student gives no response, an incorrect response, a partially correct response, or a correct response. The document outlines five techniques for probing: 1) prompting, 2) seeking further information, 3) redirection, 4) refocusing, and…

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