TEFL Reviews

This unit has been very useful for me in understanding the different tests that all language schools use in placing students in the appropriate levels for them to be at the appropriate speed for their learning progress, as well as the different external language examinations out there that are available for people worldwide to take in order to pursue another certification or job opportunity in another country...

Unit 10 was both a refreshing change for the usual written lesson as well as one of the most useful units...

I was taken by surprise by how much I enjoyed re-learning grammar and the parts of speech...

I learned that there are different ways to structure a class learning plan...

This unit covers pros and cons of using created materials, authentic materials and course books...

This unit details the difference between one on one classes and group classes...

This unit was more gramatical than the last few units covered, but it is still necessary for the English language...

This unit for \"Teaching Special Groups\" it's very interesting...

Being able to troubleshoot about what is needed in different size classrooms with various levels of ability to speak english is a key factor that I learnt from this unit...

Unit nineteen delves into teaching special groups...

The unit explained what receptive skills are and how to best facilitate the learning of these skills...

This unit covered the teaching of productive skills, which include speaking and writing...

This unit covered lesson planning and the importance of a good but flexible lesson that allows for adjustment if needed...

In this unit, I learned about teaching the productive skills, which are speaking and writing...

I have found all the common problems raised in this unit very helpful in particular when teachers are faced with a class for the first time...

A Modal verb is a word used before the root verb to assist it and add meaning...

This lesson was quite interesting in how it broke down the different types of reading...

This unit covered different kinds of assessments and how they are used...

In this unit, I learned about teaching pronunciation and phonology to my students, which is really important and at times can be difficult for learners...

Teaching English around the world can be to a range of different students...

This unit was very informative and clearly showed the difference between a good and bad teaching lesson through the two videos...

When teaching children, always remember to treat each student with the same respect...

In this unit I got a chance to observe a real life English language classroom with Thai students of a low level...

This unit dealt with some potential problems teachers might encounter while teaching...

English speakers can specify by their choice of verbs whether an action or situation is over, whether it is happening at the moment of speaking, and if it will continue into the future...

It was helpful for language teaching to be divided into parts: vocabulary, grammar, and function...

This unit focuses on modal auxillary verbs and the passive voice , as well as the phrasal verbs and relative clause...

It is vital to choose the vocabulary suited to a student's daily life and how certain vocabulary items can help them with communication flow and language confidence...

It was interesting to learn about tenses/times...

The tense system is generally one of the formidable subjects in the English language context...

I've always wanted to understand how the pronunciation guides in a dictionary work, and so I was happy with the knowledge I gained in this chapter...

Teachers have to deal with a wide range of class types...

The Present tenses are a lot clearer now that I have seen how they are divided in form, usages, typical student errors and how to encourage students to use them...

These two lessons demonstrate very well how important the attitude of the teacher is and how it is reflected by the students...

This unit covers the different methodologies of teaching, as well as thoroughly going into the ESA method, which is the preferred method...

Learning a new language requires exposition to it, understanding its meanings and constructions, practicing it and producing results...

This unit was about the present tense, one of the three main tenses, with 4 sub-tenses...

In this unit, I studied teaching special groups, including teaching beginners, individual students, children and learners of business English...

This unit talks about past tenses...

Unit 7 addresses the receptive skills for learning a new language, namely reading and listening...