TEFL Reviews

Materials and resources are useful to deliver classes...

I must say, there were different methods and approach mentioned here which I believed , all are vital in Learning English, I may also add that as long as your students enjoy the way you execute your lesson , no matter which method or stage you are, I'm pretty sure that they will learn as you wanted and sometimes even more from what you've expected...

One common problem for a teacher is what to teach in the first lesson...

This unit covers basic parts of speech which I found very helpful...

Authentic materials can be used for beginners to advanced level English students...

When teaching a new language we must focus on vocabulary and its meanings, the grammar use of the new vocabulary, and its functions...

Covering the different present tenses is bringing me back to my L2 learning days, and is just as complicated as ever...

It is quite tricky to remember all the subtle differences between parts of speech...

A short and sweet unit that shared the positive and effective aspects of test taking...

This was a rather straight forward unit, which went over the subtleties of the future tenses, with the inclusion of some of the present tenses that have already been covered...

This unit is the last one on grammar and it covers modals, phrasal verbs and passive voice...

This unit focused on how to carry out the management of the class...

In this unit, I learned that there are so many English tests for learners...

Wow! This unit has been a little overwhelming with all the tenses and thei forms, it is very interesting how we use them on a daily basis without even thinking about all the rules and forms behind them...

This unit covered, the important, but often neglected; pronunciation...

Speaking and writing skills are called productive skills...

I disagree with the answer to question 2...

This unit was about teaching special groups such as beginners who are usually children, and or business people wanting to learn English to help them in their careers...

This unit continued the explanation of tenses...

I found this unit to be interesting and very practical...

This unit talks about equipment and teaching aids...

I learnt that all words in the English language can be classified as one of the eight different parts of speech...

This unit discussed mainly on organising and managing the classroom...

This unit talks about the troubleshooting, first class: the important thing is to establish rapport and find out about students themselves...

This unit is about the solutions of problem arise during the lesson...

Unit 15 was concerned with methods of student evaluation and testing...

The last unit of the course! This was a good wrap up unit, as I am very aware that there will be many challenges to come when teaching English...

This was a great lesson because it showed real live student and teacher interaction...

This unit is about coursebooks and lesson materials...

With this unit covering techniques to teach both writing and speaking skills, it was interesting to see how different the methods could be to cater to each skill...

I learned from this unit that it is important to provide students with a variety in teaching...

Lesson planning is important as a means to structure the learning for students...

Unit 4: Unit 4 discussed the different forms of present tense...

This unit tells me the differences between three categories...

This unit is very straight forward and offers essential information in creating a structured planning aid, working document, and record...

In this unit an overall view of how a lesson plan should be structured was discussed and the importance of a lesson plan within a lesson...

The two videos that I watched were good examples of first, what not to do when teaching English and in the second video, some really good things to do to make English lessons effective...

Unit 3 reviews various theories, methods and techniques used for teaching a foreign language...

This unit provides a look at the best practices for managing a class...

I found this unit to be quite useful in particular...