This document discusses the skills involved in microteaching, including introducing a lesson, questioning, using teaching aids, reinforcement, and illustration. It outlines the components of introducing a lesson such as securing attention, assessing motivation, and linking to past experiences. For questioning, it mentions precision, linking to objectives, refocusing, and using student responses. Using teaching aids should be relevant, appropriate, create interest, and used properly. Reinforcement involves positive feedback, correction, providing information, and positive nonverbal cues. Illustration should use relevant examples, clarify concepts, be simple, involve students, and correlate to the topic. The document states that microteaching helps develop teaching skills, helps with real teaching, and allows systematic analysis of