TEFL Reviews

This unit covered conditional speech and reported speech...

While some teachers disagree with regular tests, the reality is that many schools will have a curriculum that includes tests, and other teachers would argue that tests are a vital part of education, as they show not only what students have effectively learned and retained, but also where problem areas are...

This section discussed how to prepare before potential problems or issues in class by learning to understand the students and the environment better before actually beginning a lesson...

This unit shows different ways of evaluation of the students as well as some of the common external exams for them...

In this sixteenth unit, we have seen the fifth grammar lesson of this course...

Unit fourteen was a brief lesson that taught about the use of course books and appropriate lesson material...

In Unit 2, I learned about the different methods of teaching foreign language...

Unit 19 was an overview of basic types of learners from beginner adults to children, business and individual...

This was a very interesting course...

I have found this grammar unit probably the hardest of all...

This unit analyzes different types of tests, including placement tests, diagnostic tests, progress tests, practice tests, and external examinations...

Even though I grew up speaking english, I feel I was never fully informed on the many types of tenses we use in the language...

In this unit, I learnt a lot about how the teaching has to consider the background, level and personality of a student and how classroom dynamics, while based on the different type of students, can be controlled by the teacher and his or her role (whether to promote as much student to student talk time as possible and balancing that with an intimate approach where opinion and discussion is free...

Reported speech or sentences aid with productive skills-speaking and writing...

This unit explored the various pieces of equipment teachers can use to effectively educate their students...

I enjoyed watching the videos and was trying to pull out things that I had learned in previous lessons...

This unit provided examples of ways to teach productive English skills and stressed the importance of variation...

This unit addresses different learners' groups and provides with specific guidelines and tips on how to approach each of them in an efficient way...

Unit 5 is about managing the classroom...

This unit gives me a deeper understanding of the grammar structure...

This unit covers one of the most important topics related to teaching English to students of other languages: pronunciation...

The unit focused on the teaching and learning materials which are commonly used in a language classroom...

This unit deals with the various forms of past tenses (past simple, past continuous, past perfect and past perfect continuous)...

This unit was full of new words, concepts and information...

In this unit we discussed problems that can arise in a classroom...

This unit discusses about teaching English in different kinds of classes, such as teaching one-on-one, children, beginners, and business classes...

This unit offers solutions to problem situations that can arise in the classroom setting...

This unit taught me that there are 3 different areas of focus that language lessons can revolve around and made clear the different activities that are useful when teaching different areas of language...

As a whole, this unit was a good introduction to structuring classes and providing examples of different activities do use during each of the three - or more - stages of an engage, study and activate lesson...

Unit nineteen covers strategies, potential problems and solutions for teaching specific types of english classes (mainly beginners and business english)...

In this unit I was able to understand the importance of the four different skills that we need to take into consideration when teaching a new language,such as receptive and productive skills...

By watching the two unit 10 videos, (of the same teacher teaching the same lesson/material) firstly; doing the opposite of all guidelines and advice from units 3,5,7 & 9...

This unit covers the more active or productive skills: speaking and writing...

Accuracy and fluency go hand in hand...

This unit was a bit intimidating...

In Unit 5, \"Managing classes\" is about how to make a Teacher's life more easier while teaching...

I have seen how a lesson is carried out using ESA lesson plan on the modal pronoun verbs on a small english basic class...

This unit compared and contrasted two different teaching styles and classroom samples...

Unit 18 covered many areas of grammar including the various modal auxiliary verbs, passive versus active voice, the three types of phrasal verbs, and relative clauses...

In the first video, the teacher didn't plan the lesson, he looked serious and distant, he avoided answering the student's questions and he seated 3 times , even taking a book...