Preparation of a team based learning (TBL) unit on micro skills based on instructional decision model
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team based learning, instructional decision model, micro skillsAbstract
The present paper is an attempt to prepare a Team Based Learning unit on Micro skills for teacher training. . The TBL was primarily used in health care education. But in the present learning context, especially when the learning situations are flipped in nature it can easily be adopted to any discipline. The TBL unit integrated with the principles of Instructional Decision Model helps the teachers as well as the learners get an idea about the curriculum, the methods of teaching and the assessment techniques
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