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Peer microteaching as a pedagogical tool in Physical Education teacher education: systematic review
Peer microteaching has become established as a key pedagogical tool in initial teacher education, enabling prospective teachers to rehearse practices in controlled settings, receive targeted feedback, and engage in critical reflection on their performance. In physical education, its potential is
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