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EVALUATION OF MICROTEACHING AND OTHER RECENT INNOVATIONS IN EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

Dr. Sushma Jakhar

Volume: 4 Issue: 1 2014

Abstract:

The present study has great significance as its main focus is on teaching competence. Present study will answer the questions how micro teaching and use of multimedia improve teaching competence. Study will emphasize the effect of micro teaching and use of multimedia in teaching competence. In a nutshell, present investigation will help the prospective teachers to improve their teaching competence and performing their job in a better way.

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