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ARTIENDA, MARIA MERIELLE P.

TEACHING ENGLISH IN
BEEd 3-A THE ELEM GRADES (Language
Arts)

Educational Task/s

1. Explain the differences among strategies, approaches and methods.

"Strategy," "approach," and "method" are often used interchangeably, but they represent
distinct levels of planning and execution. Understanding these differences is crucial for
effective problem-solving and decision-making.
Strategy: A strategy is a high-level plan that outlines the overall direction and goals for
achieving a desired outcome. It focuses on the "what" and "why" of a situation, providing a
broad framework for action. Strategies are typically long-term and involve a series of
interconnected steps.
Approach: An approach refers to a specific way of tackling a problem or achieving a
goal. It's a more detailed plan than a strategy, outlining the specific actions and tactics to be
implemented. Approaches provide a framework for how to execute the strategy.
Method: A method is the specific technique or procedure used to carry out a particular
task within an approach. It's the most detailed and operational level, focusing on the "how" of
execution. Methods are often standardized and repeatable.

In essence, I think of these terms as a process wherein; Strategy: The overarching plan
(the big picture). Approach: The specific way to achieve the strategy. Method: The specific
technique used within the approach. By understanding these distinctions, you can develop
more effective plans, implement them more efficiently, and achieve better results.

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