How To Make An Engaging Microteaching Lesson Plan for Teachers

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TIMESTAMPS

[00:00] How to Plan & Begin Your Microteach Lesson Plan
[01:07] Learning Objectives
[01:37] Timing, Topic Knowledge & Teacher Activity
[03:08] Main Activity (the Contents of Your Lesson)
[03:46] Plenary
[04:28] Resources to Include Within the Lesson Plan
[04:50] How to Make Adjustments for Specific Needs
[05:25] Being Aware of English, Maths and ICT Opportunities Within the Microteach
[06:52] Conclusion

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SUMMARY

In this video, we delve into an example of a 15-minute microteaching lesson plan for teachers. We explore what needs to be included in a lesson plan and how detailed it needs to be for effective teaching. Additionally, we briefly examine the methods used to check if learning is taking place, such as conducting a classroom walk. By the end of the video, you'll have a solid understanding of how to create a comprehensive lesson plan that maximises student learning outcomes.

Not only is the microteaching lesson plan relevant for traditional classroom settings but it can also be applied to a variety of disciplines such as life skills, maths, science and more. With the rise of online classes, lesson plans have become more important than ever as they provide structure and guidance for educational professionals and learners alike. By tailoring your lesson plan to your student's needs and learning styles, you can create an engaging and effective learning experience both in-person and online.

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[iraguhachristine]

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[louisegeyer]

Thank you for the helpful video. Is there maybe a link to the document as I can't find it?

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[Godwillbegod]

i need to lecture how did you make the word document I know table but not this far
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