Microteaching Skills: A Focused Ten-Minute Lesson Plan
Practise microteaching skills through a ten-minute lesson, focused observation and an evidence-based reteach cycle.
Teaching & Instruction covers explanation, checking understanding, memory, feedback, and the visual choices that support learning. Begin by separating apparent attention from evidence of understanding, then work on examples, feedback, and retrieval. The CueLab Constructive Feedback Rubric provides worked examples and a peer-review sheet.
Practise microteaching skills through a ten-minute lesson, focused observation and an evidence-based reteach cycle.
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