TAMBAWAN,ANGEL A.

BSIT-3

Teaching approach: This refers to the overall philosophy and mind set a teacher has
when approaching the task of educating students. Some common teaching approaches
include student-centred learning, critical pedagogy, and experiential learning.
Teaching strategy: This refers to the specific plan or strategy a teacher uses to deliver
content and engage students in the learning process. Some examples of teaching
strategies include cooperative learning, inquiry-based learning, and direct instruction.
Teaching method: This refers to the specific techniques and activities teachers use to
help students master content and skills. Some common teaching methods include
lecture, discussion, hands-on activities, and demonstrations.
Teaching technique: This refers to the specific ways in which teachers deliver
instruction and facilitate learning. This can include things like questioning techniques,
differentiation strategies, classroom management approaches, and assessment
methods.