Mediated Micro-Teaching As A Realistically Efficient Mode Of Teaching Practice

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  • B. K. Babalola Centre for Educational Technology, School of Education College of Education, Ikere-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria

Keywords:

Meditated micro-teaching, teaching practice, teachers education

Abstract

The major aim of this paper was to critically review mediated micro teaching as
a realistically efficient mode of teaching practice. It further defined the mode of
micro-teaching with the use of video-recording and play-back which serves as a
registered mirror to the student teacher. It was realized that if micro-teaching is
properly planned exercised, recorded and same evaluated, it would have better
training, assessment and impact on teaching styles than any other method of
assessing teaching-practice and teacher-preparation.Therefore, it was
recommended among others that mediated micro-teaching should be adopted in
all colleges of education and other teachers’ training institutions in Nigeria.

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Published

2010-08-01

How to Cite

Babalola, B. K. (2010). Mediated Micro-Teaching As A Realistically Efficient Mode Of Teaching Practice. Journal of Research in Education and Society (JRES) , 1(2&3), 93–97. Retrieved from http://icidr.org.ng/index.php/Jres/article/view/1145

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