TEFL Reviews

We compared two videos of the same lesson prepared by the same teacher...

In this unit, I learn how to clarify the usage of the present tense...

This unit is to summarize Present tenses...

In this unit some useful points of teaching for the specific group of learners have been introduced...

If I am to be honest, my head is swimming slightly from that unit...

Receptive(reading and listening) and productive(peaking and writing) skills are equally important...

As much as I appreciate the power of reflection and the use of those metacognitive practices that are spoken so highly of in educational research, it has been hard to find suitable content to reflect over...

In this unit I learned the main principles of classroom management...

Unit 20 covered various forms of troubleshooting challenges that can arise in the course of teaching ESL: first lessons (both with a new group and an existing group), warmers, students at different levels in the same class, large classes (an inevitability for many teachers in the course of their careers), use of native language (and how to encourage English usage instead), students who are more reluctant to participate, and problems with listening texts...

This unit covers the topic of Course books and Teaching lesson materials...

This unit discusses the various ways of managing the classroom...

Looking into the essence of teaching a new language to someone, the unit expresses the different steps to take to achieve success in teaching them...

this unit reviews teaching equipment such as whiteboards, IWBs, OHPs, video aids, worksheets, coursebooks, computers and more ...

This unit discusses about modal verbs, passive voice, relative clauses, and phrasal verbs...

Up until this point, we have seen 4 main types of tenses- simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous...

This lesson went through the importance of planning a lesson...

This lesson helped me learn different techniques and methodologies of teaching English, including ones which are currently used and popular, as well as those which are less popular...

The different types of learning resources that can be used during a lesson were discussed in this section...

I learned about the different structures of lesson plans that can be used to help students learn a new language...

I was really happy to read about Business English and how the teacher did not need to be versed in the field of business...

We learn to teach many different, specialized groups, such as beginners, individual students, children, Business English, monolingual and multilingual students...

This unit talks about the pronunciation of English words and discusses the various ways to effectively teach pronunciation and intonation to students...

There are number of ways to evaluate a students language level: tutorials, evaluation by the students and tests...

In this unit I've covered the different tenses used for expressing the future and how it's structured...

Unit 20: Troubleshooting was the final unit in months of studying for my TEFL certification...

In this unit I learned the different types of tests and evaluating a classroom...

There are four present tenses: present simple, present progressive, present perfect and present perfect progressive...

In this unit, I reviewed material related to lesson planning...

This unit is about the vast range of equipment and teaching aids the teacher can use to motivate and engage the students during the lessons...

Troubleshooting unit is giving an overview about the common problem situation that teachers are facing...

Unit III focuses on the most common methods and techniques for teaching English language...

I would like to use the different ESA structures (straight, patchwork, and boomerang) while teaching the important parts of grammar...

Unit 6 starts with a brief introduction followed by an invitation to watch two videos...

This unit provides two videos made by the same teacher and the same students with totally different teaching results...

It was good to study the future tenses as if I was not a native speaker of the English language...

The past tense is part and parcel of our daily bread when it comes to the use of English language...

Unit 5 was about Class Management...

I learned many classroom management tactics to help maintain discipline and build rapport in the classroom...

This section was very helpful for learning different methods of appealing to learners of English and helping them efficiently process new concepts...

Although other tenses may seem tricky, Future tenses are the most complex and have the most forms...