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                          A recreational game is an activity played mainly for fun, relaxation, and enjoyment rather than for serious competition. These games can be indoor or outdoor and are usually simple, stress-free, and open to everyone. Recreational games help people refresh their body and mind, reduce stress, and provide opportunities for social interaction. They are voluntary, less competitive, and focus on enjoyment rather than winning. Recreational games are important because they improve physical fitness, mental health, creativity, and teamwork, making life more balanced and enjoyable and also promoting relaxation and happiness, recreational games create a healthy balance between work, study, and leisure, making life more joyful and meaningful.  Examples of recreational games are skipping rope, hide and seek, Frisbee etc. There are different types of recreational games that cater to the interest and needs ...

MICROTEACHING   Microteaching is a teacher training technique developed to improve teaching skills in a controlled and supportive environment. It allows a teacher trainee to plan and deliver a short lesson (typically 5–10 minutes) to a small group of peers while focusing on a specific teaching skill. Microteaching helps educators to develop key teaching skills. MICROTEACHING CYCLE Teach, Observe, Get Feedback, Re-plan, Re-teach — This Is the Microteaching Cycle Plan: Prepare a short lesson focusing on one skill. Teach: Deliver the lesson to a small group. Observe: Receive feedback from peers and/or supervisors Reflect: Analyze the feedback and identify  the   improvement areas. Re-teach: Modify and deliver the improved lesson                                                             OBJECTIVES OF MICROTEACHING ...