Do you mean the mini lessons that you perform for your classmates. They then give you their opinion as to what was good and what did not work?
If this is what you mean then I can tell you that for 1 it gives confidence. It also allows you to see potential problems before you have to teach to real kids. If something is not explained well then you can figure out what you did wrong and fix it before it counts.
One thing that I remember being pointed out to me was that I did not seem to call on kids who were sitting in the corners of the room. One man said that he felt frustrated because he raised his hand several times and I did not call on him.
Another thing that was helpful to me was that some people said that they never really understood the subject matter that I presented, but after my lesson it made sense. That was a bit of a confidence builder.
It gives you insight into what it will be like, even if it is just your peers. It helps.
2006-09-17 05:43:35
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answered by Melanie L 6
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Importance Of Micro Teaching
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answered by ? 3
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So the shipment of your micro-teach should not be hard in the least when you have done everything before-hand. Most of the individuals feel a little weird once they recognize a camera is look them. Thus you feeling weird are not something unusual either. Just focus and check out your best to remain calm. Thus if you have taken all the acceptable steps, you should be able to handle your micro-teach no trouble!
2015-04-13 23:40:48
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answered by One With God 1
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If you do not know what you are going to teach and kill the time, then you can fill the time with lot of nonsense and just touch the topic and go.
2006-09-19 20:19:32
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answered by indiananytime 2
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Not even familiar with the term, hope it is not like micro-managing in the workplace.
2006-09-17 04:45:17
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answered by finaldx 7
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dude i have no clue
2006-09-17 04:44:20
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answered by Anonymous
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