Experienced teachers do not require the detailed lesson plan of a topic because

AThey can teach more effectively without its help

BThere are just a few curious students in the class

CThe teacher is not likely to face any challenge from students even if they are wrong

DThey can equip themselves with a brief outline as they gain specialization through experience ✓ Correct

Correct answer: (D) They can equip themselves with a brief outline as they gain specialization through experience

Explanation

Experienced teachers need only a brief outline because experience gives them specialization and command of the topic.

Teaching more effectively without any plan (A) overstates the case; some outline still guides the lesson.

Having only a few curious students (B) is irrelevant to the need for planning.

Facing no challenge from students even if wrong (C) is a false and unprofessional assumption.

Expertise lets a teacher internalize structure, so detailed written planning becomes less necessary.

Novices rely on detailed lesson plans, a difference studied in expert-novice teaching research.

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