TEFL Reviews

I learned new and very interesting things in this Unite...

I learned from Unit7 different ways to apply methods introducing a new language...

When thinking about unit 16, I appreciate the fact that I am a native speaker of English because I would not want to have to learn this material (conditionals) as a non-native student...

In this particular unit, I really appreciated the succinct definitions of the future tenses, and I really liked the \"anticipated mistakes\" that learners may have...

I learnt that lessons are not linear...

There are several forms of future tenses such as future simple, future continuous, future perfect, future perfect continuous, going to future form, present simple, and present continuous...

Past simple form doesn't require any additional words...

A good preparation of teaching materials will not only ease the progress of teaching but also enhance the extent of learning...

Unit 9 explored the basic functions and the importance of flexibility when constructing a lesson planning...

A while back, I had been asked to fill in for a teacher and teach the difference between the present perfect tense and past simple tense...

In this unit i learned about teaching different kinds of groups, like teaching children, o adults, or individual students...

Teaching new language as presented in this unit stresses the need to adjust the lesson plan to accommodate the needs of the student...

In unit six, I learned about past tenses, the counterpart of present tenses...

This lesson shows the importance of understanding your students...

There are many advantages to adding a computer aided or AV components to lessons but this does not eliminate the need for preparation and many times increases it...

The focus of Unit 7 is vocabulary, grammar, and functions of language...

This unit concentrated on the productive skills of speaking and writing...

The attitude of the teacher is what is going to set the stage for the lesson...

This unit explains the importance of lesson plans and what should be included in an effective lesson plan...

The productive skills of language learning are speaking and writing...

As one of the main aims of this course, this unit explains how Conditional and reported speech may be taught, following the ESA method...

At the start of my teaching career,this unit has taught me that it is very important to have a well structured lesson planner so that I have a clear guide as to what I will be teaching ...

This unit provides information on how to cater to the learning needs of different groups...

In this unit...

This unit introduces theories, methods, and techniques that can be used in TEFL...

In this unit, I learned that there are four basic skills in any language: receptive (reading and listening) and productive (speaking and writing) skills...

Productive and receptive areas of language proficiency both include two, equally important, skills...

In this unit I learned the basics of parts of speech...

Past Tense is a tense expressing an action that has happened or a state that previously existed...

This unit was focused on how to manage a class, including what body language to use, how to arrange a classroom, and how to change the dynamic of a classroom with different groupings...

Unit 11 focuses on teaching receptive skills; reading and listening, which are two of the fundamental skills of the English language...

I believe that this session will be quite challenged for many learners...

This unit provided good information about the formation of classroom lessons and the importance of each section...

i have learnt from this last unit-20 / Common problems that teachers may ve approach when teaching; - First Lesson, this is fall into 2 catagories; 1- New Group:Students doesnt know each other 2-Existing Group:Students are already likely know about each other and comfortable In the first lessons teachers will not resort to the course book but some activities that will achieve following; - Establish rapport between the students -Find out about the students , needs/aspirations -Find out the Eng...

This unit discusses the usage of authentic materials, created material, and course books as supplemental material during a lesson...

This unit describes the different types of course materials one can use while teaching a class...

In this final unit of the course, the content of the unit focuses on troubleshooting - analysing and correcting (or at least making the most of common problem situations) that may arise during teaching...

Unit 3 teaches the importance and proper use of a level test, needs analysis, creating a syllabus, end-of-course assessments and examinations...

This unit is about classroom management and the basics behind it...

Unit 18 is about Modals, passive voice and phrasal verbs...