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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • noun A method of practice teaching in which a videotape of a small segment of a student's classroom teaching is made and later evaluated.

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  • What it says is that you have to study 18 hours of pedagogy, participate in two settings of increasingly complex early field experiences in microteaching in local schools, and you must student teach.

    EducationNews.org - A Global Leading News Source 2010

  • What it says is that you have to study 18 hours of pedagogy, participate in two settings of increasingly complex early field experiences in microteaching in local schools, and you must student teach.

    EducationNews.org - A Global Leading News Source 2010

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