The document discusses the systematic approach to education planning. It emphasizes that a plan focused only on parts may fail to consider the whole, while a plan focused only on the whole may fail to adequately address the parts. The systematic approach views the entire education program as an interrelated system. It integrates instructional methods old and new, with the student as the focus. The process begins with defining objectives based on student needs and selecting teaching methods, then materials, equipment, and personnel to support learning and assessment. The outcomes are evaluated and reteaching is used if objectives were not met, with the goal of ensuring efficient and effective relationships between resources and established instructional goals.