Micro-Teaching Plans for B.Ed
Micro-teaching plans for B.Ed students: what micro-teaching is, the teaching skills you practise, the micro-teaching cycle and ready skill-wise plans.
Micro-teaching is a training method where a student teacher practises one teaching skill at a time, in a short lesson (usually 5–10 minutes) with a small group, and then improves it using feedback.
Skills usually practised in B.Ed micro-teaching
- Skill of introducing a lesson
- Skill of questioning (and probing questions)
- Skill of explaining
- Skill of illustrating with examples
- Skill of stimulus variation
- Skill of reinforcement
- Skill of using the blackboard
- Skill of closure
The micro-teaching cycle
Plan → Teach → Feedback → Re-plan → Re-teach → Re-feedback. Each micro lesson plan lists the skill, its components, the topic, and what the teacher and students do at each step.
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