Microteaching is a technique used in teacher training to help teachers practice and improve specific teaching skills. It involves teaching short 5-10 minute lessons to small groups of students, followed by feedback and discussion. The lessons focus on developing one or two teaching skills at a time. Teachers then reteach the lesson, incorporating the feedback, and the process is repeated until the desired teaching skills are mastered. Microteaching allows teachers to practice skills like questioning, explaining, engaging students, and using examples in a low-stakes environment where they can receive immediate feedback to improve. It is intended to help teachers gain confidence and competence in using research-based teaching strategies.