Which term refers to a broad plan that specifies learning goals and activities for teaching?

• A. School program
• B. Instruction
• C. Method
• D. Goals

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is recognizing the broad organizing plan that guides what students should learn and the activities they will do. This kind of plan is the school program. It lays out learning goals and the sequence of activities across a term or year, providing the overall framework for what will be taught. Instruction is the actual teaching that happens in class within that plan, not the plan itself. A method is a particular way of delivering instruction, and goals are the specific targets or outcomes students are expected to achieve. So the school program best fits the description of a broad plan specifying learning goals and activities for teaching.