TEFL Reviews

In this unit we learn about the teaching of pronunciation and phonology, as well as the difference between the two...

The theories, methods and techniques within teaching a language are multi faceted...

When meeting your students for the first time it is important to establish a good rapport with them as quickly as possible...

Both pronunciation and phonology is important for the students to understand in learning English...

I never realized just how useful teaching TEFL would benefit a business and this unit showed me how this can be an even greater asset to the people in PNG as the only way to get a job there for a national is to know english...

Unit 7 reviews techniques for teaching vocabulary, grammar, and language function...

This unit focused on various methods of how to teach...

This unit was pretty useful because at the hagwon where I teach, we do not plan our own lessons...

Knowing how, when, and with what effectiveness to using teaching aids can result in the lesson being more interactive and will increase student participation...

This unit has been very helpful to me so that i understand what type of a teacher I must become to foreigners...

This unit explained the considerations a teacher should undertake when forming lesson plans...

Unit 8 Future tense- Everything that has not happened yet is part of the future...

Unit 1 is about teachers and learners and their types and stages...

Managing the classroom is very important...

Correct pronunciation is probably the most difficult aspect of learning English for most students, as well as probably the most difficult task to teach for teachers...

This unit revealed the four skills in any language: reading, listening, speaking, and writing, but focused on the first two, which are considered receptive skills and left the latter two, which are considered productive skills for a later chapter...

This unit starts out with outlining modal verbs; what they are, when and how they can be used and what kind of activities you can use to teach them to your students...

Use present simple tense if it is habitual, routine, permanent situations and facts, commentaries, directions and instructions, newspaper headlines, present stories and historical sequence...

This unit provides information on the past simple tense...

So in Unit 18 we covered transitive and intransitive phrasal verbs...

This unit provided me with a better understanding of what a classroom should be...

This lesson featured two videos of the same instructor teaching the same class...

This unit answered a lot of my questions about how you would begin to decide on what vocabulary to introduce to English students...

Today's age is the age of technology, and the teaching learning programmes have also been affected by it...

Conditionals and reported speech are sentences that contain 'if' or 'when' in either order of clauses...

Unit 15 provides the TEFL student with powerful and concise information on the types of tests and evaluations not only to be given in the EFL/ESL classroom, but also about those tests students usually prepare for to be taken externally...

This grammar unit explains three lessons, modals, phrasal verbs and passive voice...

This chapter was very helpful to me as a first time teacher...

This unit covers classroom management...

I couldn`t even imagine that Pronunciation actually turns out to be the most neglected aspect of English language teaching...

To whom it may concern; I have found the other units in your course to be informative and easy to follow, but this section was disappointing in that regard, particularly as it applies to the worksheets at the end of the section that have no segue or explanation, and are seemingly just haphazardly placed there...

This unit focused on how to effectively manage and run a classroom...

I think the biggest knowledge I gained from this chapter was knowing how each past tense was structured...

This unit was on conditionals and reported speech...

I enjoyed learning about the teaching methodologies that ranged from Grammar-translation through the Lexical approach...

In my opinion, the material addressing classroom and seating arrangements was very interesting...

An effective teacher considers the teaching of pronunciation an integral part of the course...

The productive skills, speaking and writing, are equally as important as the receptive skills...

The unit explored teaching special groups...

This unit was effective because it showed the importance of establishing a strong and positive rapport with your students can help the efficiency of progress within the classroom...