There are some thoughts and questions I have after going through this lesson:
Question 3 denotes which things are not relevant, but I believe the correct answer choice is still relevant because it is something you want to prevent from happening as you should have the control of it within your classroom...
This unit gives an overview on modals, phrasal verbs, and passive voice and how modals are used to express different ideas such as obligation, possibility, permission, ability and advice...
This unit helped me understand the different techniques required for teaching grammar, vocabulary and language functions through the various ESA methods...
Unit 18 on Modals, Phrasal Verbs and Passive Voice covered the basic form, rules, and examples of model auxiliary verbs, passive voice, relative clauses, and phrasal verbs...
The main idea of Unit 14 is organizing the content for your lesson because as it mentions ?for many students, compared to the course book, materials created by the teacher are more interesting, more relevant and a welcome change from the course book?...
There are three types of course material -- things produced for native speakers/real-world materials, things produced for students by the teacher, and the course book...
Unit 4 Present Tenses
This unit is very important and informative in all aspect for the following reasons;
Tense system is vital for me as a teacher because it gives a sound knowledge on tense form which includes the grammatical construction and fundamental rules regarding how tense or grammar point is made...
This unit covered the present tenses, which included: the present simple, the present continuous/progressive, the present perfect, and the present perfect continuous...