The multifaceted profession of teaching encompasses a wide range of skills, knowledge, and attributes that are essential for effective instruction. Among these, subskills in teaching play a vital role in enhancing the quality of education and promoting student learning outcomes. Subskills refer to the specific abilities and competencies that teachers possess to facilitate learning, manage classrooms, and interact with students. This article will delve into the significance of subskills in teaching, exploring their various dimensions, and highlighting their importance in shaping the educational experience.

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