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Microteaching Model
Microteaching is a quick teaching session that lasts less than 10 minutes. It can be done in the office, in a meeting room or in a small classroom. Microteaching consists of the following three steps:
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- Set is the beginning of your session where you catch the students attention by telling them the objective for the session and why they need to learn this.
- Body is the content the student needs to learn. Remember if you lecture to the student, they will remember 10% of what you say, but if you actively involve the student by dialogue and hands on experience, they will retain up to 70% of the content. See http://clinicalcases.blogspot.com/ for free clinical images that you might want to use.
- Closure is the end where you try to get the student to state one or two key take away messages and plan what their next learning steps will be.
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