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fJekJh^11L ;[yw f;ybkJh

                “Micro-teaching is a training technique which requires pupil-teacher to teach a single   B'N
                concept  using  a  specified  teaching  skill  to  a  small  number  of  pupils  in  a  short
                duration of time.”

                n?bH ;hH f;zx (L. C. Singh) d/ PpdK ftZu, “;[yw f;ybkJh, f;ybkJh dk ;ob o{g j?, fi;
                ftZu nfXnkge gzi ftfdnkoEhnK d/ ;w{j B{z gzi s'A thj fwzN d/ ;w/A ftZu gkm^t;s{ dh fJZe
                S'Nh fijh fJekJh dh f;ybkJh gqdkB eodk j?.”

                “Micro-teaching is a scaled down teaching encounter to which a teacher teaches a
                small unit to a group of five pupils for a small period of five to twenty minutes.”

                n?BH e/H izrhok ns/ nihs f;zx (N. K. Jangira and Ajit Singh) ;[yw^f;ybkJh dh gfoGkPk
                fdzd/ j'J/ efjzd/ jB, “;[yw^f;ybkJh ftfdnkoEh nfXnkge d/ bJh fJZe f;ybkJh^;fEsh j?,
                fi; ftZu ;XkoD iwks f;ybkJh dhnK w[PfebK B{z fJZe ;w/A ftZu fJZe jh f;ybkJh e"PB dk
                nfGnk; eok e/, gkm^t;s{ B{z fe;h fJZe XkoDk sZe ;hfws eoe/, ftfdnkoEhnK dh ;zfynk B{z
                gzi s'A dZ; sZe ;hfws eoe/ ns/ gkkm dh ;w/A ;hwk gzi s'A dZ; fwzN eoe/ f;ybkJh nfGnk;
                eokfJnk iKdk j?.”

                “Micro-teaching is a training setting for the student teacher whose complexities of the
                normal classroom teaching are reduced by practising one component skill at a time,
                limiting the content to a single concept, reducing the class size to 5-10 pupils and
                reducing the duration of the lesson to 5-10 minutes for teaching practice.”

                Pqhtkost, f;zx ns/ okfJ (1978) d/ nB[;ko, “;[yw Ppd dk fJZe r[VQk noE th j' ;edk j?
                feT[Afe ;[yw^f;ybkJh ftZu e"PbK B{z S'Nh^S'Nh ;fEsh Gkt ;[yw fJekJhnK ftZu tzv e/ jo/e
                ftZu  poheh  Bkb f;ybkJh fdZsh iKdh  j?.  fJ; soQK  ;[yw Ppd  dk gq:'r fJ;  ;zdoG ftZu
                T[fus jh j?.”

                rqhfcE; (1973) B/ eJh gfoGkPktK dk ftPb/PD eoB d/ pknd fejk, “;[yw^f;ybkJh B{z pj[s
                buhbh ns/ nB[e{bBPhb gqfefonk j'D d/ ekoB fJ; B{z fe;h ftP/P ns/ wkofds gfoGkPk ftZu
                pzBDk T[fus BjhA j't/rk.”




                eh s[;hA ikDd/ j'      ;[yw^f;ybkJh fJZE ftek;Phb goftosh j?, fi; d/ nzsors gkm^t;s{,
                                 gkm^;wKekb  ns/  gkmeK  (ftfdnkoEh  nfXnkge)  B{z  xZN  ehsk  iKdk  j?
                                 ns/ ftfdnkoEh nfXnkge ftZu eow nB[;ko f;ybkJh^e"Pb dk ftek;
                                 Gbh^GKs ehsk iKdk j?.                           (vkH e[bPo/Pm, 1970)


                11H3 ;[yw^f;ybkJh dhnK w{bG{s wkBsktK
                       (Assumptions of Micro Teaching)

                ;[yw^f;ybkJh dhnK w{bG{s wkBsktK j/mK do;kJhnK jB^
                (1)    gqGktPkbh  ;[yw^f;ybkJh  d/  bJh  nfXnkge^fttjko  d/  gqko{g  (Pattern)  io{oh  jzd/
                       jB.
                (2)    ng/fyns fttjko ftZu gfotosB fbnkT[D ftZu gqfsg[PNh dh wjZstg{oD G{fwek j[zdh
                       j?.
                (3)    f;ybkJh fJZe T[gukoe gqfefonk iK :'iBk j[zdh j?.
                (4)    T[Zsw f;ybkJh d/D d/ bJh f;ybkJh^fefonktK dk t;s{fBPM (Objective) gq/yD io{oh
                       j?.



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