What is the difference between aim and target?

Answer 1

A goal is an overall objective, where a strategy is how you plan to get there. In other words, your goal may be to achieve a career as a lawyer. Your strategy is how you are going to go about achieving it (going to college, picking the best major for the specially you want within the field, acquiring good academic achievement, putting your educational finances in order, applying to grad school etc. Sometimes you need strategies to overcome obstacles. It also involves risk management etc. It's kind of developing a road-map that leads to your overall goal.

Answer 2

goal is what we set in our lives to achieve whereas target is what we have achieved

eg:goal:- to become engineer

target:- became a software engineer in infosys and have 30 people working under me.

Answer 3

Goals in education especially in teaching is represented by the objectives. The objectives of the lesson are being identified first in lesson planning. Then, on how to present and execute the lesson is referred to us as strategies. strategies should be applied in accordance to the level of understandings of the pupils. Sound strategies enable the students to be attentive in all aspects and finally attain the goal or objectives of the lesson (topic).

Answer 4

Aim- To point at

something with the

intent of reaching it.

Example- You want to

aim for high ratings with

a tv show.

Target- The focus of an

action. Can be

somewhat traded out

with "goal".

Example: Your target

audience would be the

people you're making a

show to reach.

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Answer 5

yes target and goal right thinking