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Microteaching Lesson Plans

Microteaching is an important tool for any educator who wants to improve their teaching skills. It is difficult to overestimate the importance of a good lesson plan when microteaching. A well-designed lesson plan can help teachers focus their instruction and maximise student learning. However, creating an effective lesson plan can be a challenge, especially for new teachers. One way to overcome this challenge is to use a microteaching lesson plan. 

A microteaching lesson plan is a miniature version of a regular lesson plan. It typically includes all of the same elements but on a smaller scale. This can be beneficial for new teachers because it allows them to practice planning and teach a complete lesson without the pressure of a full classroom. 

In addition, microteaching can also provide an opportunity for experienced teachers to try out new instructional strategies. Whether you are a new teacher or an experienced one, a microteaching lesson plan can be valuable in your instructional arsenal.

There are a few things to keep in mind when creating a microteaching lesson plan:

  1. It is important to choose a topic that is manageable and that you feel comfortable teaching. 
  2. You will need to determine the length of the microteach session. This will depend on the time you have available as well as the attention span of your students. 
  3. You will need to select appropriate materials for your microteach session. These might include handouts, PowerPoint slides, or video clips.
  4. It is important to create realistic objectives for your microteach session. By doing so, you can ensure that your students are engaged and that they are learning the material you intend for them to learn.

Microteaching is a great way to hone your teaching skills and ensure that you’re delivering quality instruction. By following the steps outlined above, you can create a microteaching lesson plan that will help you become a better teacher and help your students learn more effectively.


I cannot thank the whole team at Teacher Assist enough for supporting me through my DET course. I was let down badly by my previous company but Teacher Assist stepped in, restored my confidence and delivered a successful learning experience.... read moreI cannot thank the whole team at Teacher Assist enough for supporting me through my DET course. I was let down badly by my previous company but Teacher Assist stepped in, restored my confidence and delivered a successful learning experience. Before taking me on as a student they fully reviewed my work to ensure they could deliver what I required. Teacher Assist then reformatted my whole portfolio into their format and gave me clear guidelines of further work that I needed to do to meet the course requirements to their standard. As I completed and submitted each assignment they were assessed and feedback was received in a timely manner. The feedback was precise and informative to assist me in improving areas of the assignments that required further evidence or research. In summary, my experience with Teacher Assist was very professional and I felt fully supported throughout the duration of my DET course. Thank you to everyone at Teacher Assist who helped and supported me. read less
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