What Is Micro Teaching
And What You Should
Know About It?
Presented by Nargiz Rzayeva
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Micro teaching definition
2 .Process of micro
teaching.
3 .Micro teaching models.
4 .Benefits of micro
teaching.
What is micro teaching?
Microteaching is an educational approach.
Where teachers work with a small group of
students, typically colleagues, in a controlled
environment. The motive of micro teaching is
to practice specific teaching skills or
strategies in a focused setting. Experienced
educators or mentors record or observe
these sessions. Furthermore, they also
provide essential feedback for improvement.
Process of micro teaching
Experimental model
Traditional models Experimental models encourage the
The micro teaching model begins utilisation of different teaching
with the traditional model. It follows strategies. In this model, educators
a specific structure. It focuses on are encouraged to step outside
professional development. Where their comfort zone to experiment
educators deliver focused lessons with new techniques in their
to a small group of peers. teaching sessions.
Component model
The component model is effective
Models Problem solving
model
for targeted skill development. It The problem solving model focuses
breaks down the process into on educators’ specific challenges
specific components. Breaking down during the sessions. This model aims
helps to focus on one topic at a of MICRO TEACHING to develop the educators ‘ problem-
solving skills and creativity.
time.
Technology-
Interactive model
The interactive model emphasises
enhanced model
active participation and Digital tools are examples of this
collaboration throughout the model. To support professional
process. It helps educators and development, the model uses many
learners engage in ideas both before technical resources. By using
and after the session. technology, educators can raise
their pupils’ learning outcomes.
Benefits of micro teaching
Helps to improve teaching
practices
Encourages on self-assessment
Builds confidence
Enables the identify strength
areas
Supports continuous professional
growth
Helps to experiment with new
teaching strategies
Develops specific teaching skills
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