Which is vast in scope

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Which is vast in scope

Which is vast in scope
1). Teaching tactic
2). Teaching Technique
3). Teaching Strategy
4). Teaching Method

Posted by: tihombhardwaj2 | Created at: Mar 22, 2025

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Rekha MALIK · Accepted Answer · 2025-03-22T09:31:39+00:00

Explanation of Options:

Teaching Tactic – A small, specific action used to achieve a particular teaching goal.
Teaching Technique – A detailed way of implementing a method, such as questioning or storytelling.
Teaching Strategy – A broad, planned approach to teaching that includes multiple techniques, methods, and tactics.
Teaching Method – A structured way of teaching, such as lecture, discussion, or problem-solving.

Correct Answer: Teaching Strategy (Option 3) is the vastest in scope because it involves planning and combining different methods, techniques, and tactics to achieve educational goals effectively.