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EDU216

Special Method Ii Micro Teaching Method

  • Education
  • 200 level
  • 2 credit units
  • 84 pages
  • 13 units

This course provides a detailed exploration of micro-teaching techniques and methodologies. It is designed to equip student teachers with essential skills for effective classroom instruction. The course covers various teaching strategies, lesson planning, and evaluation methods. Emphasis is placed on practical application through micro-teaching sessions, self-evaluation, and feedback. The course also addresses teaching etiquettes, classroom management, and the use of instructional materials.

About this course

Difficulty
Intermediate
Study hours
52 hours
Maths
None
Content
Theoretical, practical
Practical work
Yes
How it is assessed
  • Assignments
  • Tutor marked assessments
  • Practical method

One paragraph, so you can see how it reads

EDU216 · UNIT 2 : PREPARING FOR MICRO-TEACHING

In this unit, you were exposed to the general overview of micro-teaching as an essential part of teacher education in every teacher education institution. This unit also offered you the opportunity to learn the tenets of micro-teaching as well as what is expected of your whole preparing for micro-teaching.

What you should be able to do

  1. Explain the meaning of teaching and micro-teaching
  2. Prepare effectively for micro-teaching sessions
  3. Apply various teaching strategies in micro-teaching
  4. Demonstrate good teaching etiquettes
  5. Utilize verbal and non-verbal communication skills effectively
  6. Evaluate micro-teaching sessions and provide feedback

What it prepares you for

Careers
  • Teacher
  • Lecturer
  • Education Consultant
  • Curriculum Developer
  • Training Facilitator
Where it is applied
  • Education
  • Training and Development
  • Human Resources
  • Educational Consulting

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

  • MODULE 4

    UNIT 1 THE SKILL OF SET INDUCTION: (ANTICIPATORY SET)

    The skill of set induction requires a deep understanding of psychological and physiological circumstances that underpin learning situations, making it challenging to apply effectively.

  • MODULE 4

    UNIT 3;- Stimulus Variation Skill

    Stimulus variation skill demands a high level of creativity and adaptability to maintain students' attention and interest throughout the lesson.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 56 hours in total. Yours will differ.

  1. Week 1Module 1:
    • Unit 1: Introduction to Micro- Teaching · 4 hours

      Read Unit 1: Introduction to Micro-Teaching, focusing on the meaning of teaching and the concept of micro-teaching.. Draw and explain the microteaching cycle.. Complete Tutor Marked Assignment..

  2. Week 2Module 1:
    • Unit 2: Preparing for Micro-Teaching · 4 hours

      Study Unit 2: Preparing for Micro-Teaching, focusing on the overview of micro-teaching and the steps involved in preparing for it.. Outline the goals, aims, and objectives of a micro-teaching lesson.. Complete Tutor Marked Assignment..

  3. Week 3Module 1:
    • Unit 3: Teaching Strategies · 4 hours

      Review Unit 3: Teaching Strategies, focusing on the component skills of micro-teaching and the phases of micro-teaching.. Identify and practice various teaching skills.. Explain the components of Microteaching..

  4. Week 4Module 1:
    • Unit 5: Micro-Teaching Laboratory · 4 hours

      Study Unit 5: Micro-Teaching Laboratory, focusing on the equipment required for a micro-teaching session.. Explain the uses of the equipment for Microteaching.. Discuss the importance of each equipment..

  5. Week 5Module Two
    • Unit 1: Teaching Etiquettes · 4 hours

      Read Unit 1: Teaching Etiquettes, focusing on the qualities of a good teacher and the qualities of a teacher as an educated person.. Describe who a teacher is.. List the qualities of a teacher as an educated person..

  6. Week 6Module Three
    • Unit Two: Dressing · 4 hours

      Study Unit 2: Dressing, focusing on the appearance, confidence, enthusiasm, emotional stability, and mannerism of a teacher.. Distinguish between Confidence and Enthusiasm as parts of a teacher's personality.. What do you understand by the term 'teacher's personality'?.

  7. Week 7MODULE THREE
    • Unit 1 Supervisor's Evaluation · 4 hours

      Review Unit 1: Supervisor's Evaluation, focusing on the self-evaluation process and the skills required in teaching and learning.. Identify the lapses in teaching skills.. Create techniques of remedying identified lapses in teaching skills..

  8. Week 8MODULE THREE
    • Unit 2: Faculty Evaluation Assessment · 4 hours

      Study Unit 2: Faculty Evaluation Assessment, focusing on the feedback process and the techniques required to improve teaching skills.. Identify the skills you need to improve on before teaching practice.. Observe the techniques required to improve teaching skills..

  9. Week 9MODULE 4
    • UNIT 1 THE SKILL OF SET INDUCTION: (ANTICIPATORY SET) · 4 hours

      Read Unit 1: The Skill of Set Induction, focusing on the utilization of set induction and its implications for instructional situations.. Explain four processes you could adopt to Set Induce your learners for effective learning.. What reasons would you advance for your use of Set Induction as a Micro teaching technique..

  10. Week 10MODULE 4
    • UNIT 2;- Reinforcement Skill · 4 hours

      Study Unit 2: Reinforcement Skill, focusing on the components of reinforcement and the techniques of reinforcement in microteaching.. Discuss five techniques a teacher can use to reinforcing his students.. What is the purpose of using reinforcement skill?.

  11. Week 11MODULE 4
    • UNIT 3;- Stimulus Variation Skill · 4 hours

      Review Unit 3: Stimulus Variation Skill, focusing on the behaviors associated with the skill and its application to pedagogical practices.. Describe vividly stimulus variation skill and its application to the pedagogical practices.. What is the importance of stimulus variation skill?.

  12. Week 12MODULE 4
    • UNIT 4;- VERBAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS · 4 hours

      Study Unit 4: Verbal Communication Skills, focusing on the importance of verbal communication and the techniques of verbal communication.. How can a teacher overcome speech defect?. What is verbal communication?.

  13. Week 13MODULE 4
    • UNIT 5;- Non-Verbal Communication Skill · 4 hours

      Read Unit 5: Non-Verbal Communication Skill, focusing on the different forms of non-verbal communication and their application in the classroom.. At the inception of a lesson, describe vividly the teaching skill to be employed by a pedagogically trained teacher.. What is non-verbal communication?.

    • UNIT 5;- LESSON CLOSURE · 4 hours

      Study Unit 5: Lesson Closure, focusing on the types of lesson closure and the methods to be used for closure.. What is lesson closure?. Describe how you would close a particular lesson in your subject area..

Preparing for the exam

What to do
  • Review all Tutor Marked Assignments (TMAs) and their solutions.
  • Create concept maps linking micro-teaching skills to practical classroom applications.
  • Practice micro-teaching sessions with peers and record for self-evaluation.
  • Focus on understanding the different types of lesson closures and their effective use.
  • Study the characteristics of good teachers and teaching etiquettes.
  • Prepare examples of effective verbal and non-verbal communication techniques.

Questions students ask about this course

What is EDU216 about?

This course provides a detailed exploration of micro-teaching techniques and methodologies. It is designed to equip student teachers with essential skills for effective classroom instruction. The course covers various teaching strategies, lesson planning, and evaluation methods. Emphasis is placed on practical application through micro-teaching sessions, self-evaluation, and feedback. The course also addresses teaching etiquettes, classroom management, and the use of instructional materials.

How many units does EDU216 have?

EDU216, Special Method Ii Micro Teaching Method, has 13 units across 4 modules, over 84 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

How many credit units is EDU216?

EDU216 carries 2 credit units, at 200 level in Education.

Is EDU216 hard?

EDU216 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and practical work, and it has a practical component.

How long does EDU216 take to study?

About 52 hours of study, spread across its 13 units.

How is EDU216 assessed?

EDU216 is assessed by assignments, tutor marked assessments and practical method.

What can I do with EDU216?

Teacher, Lecturer, Education Consultant, Curriculum Developer and Training Facilitator.

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