TEFL Reviews

Educators have been aware that behavior problems can keep students from experiencing the benefits of a productive classroom...

Tests and evaluations are a big part of learning a language...

In my opinion, modal auxiliary verbs are not as difficult to learn and share with ESL students...

Unit 19 describes what types of classes with special needs teachers might face...

I have learned the importance of arranging the classroom in such a way that all the students and the teacher will benefit from the lay out...

Past tenses relate to past time periods...

This unit introduced three large groups of ESL learners (beginners, young learners, and business English/ESP learners) while also discussing some of the issues and strategies particular to each...

First and foremost I would suggest this unit is updated if I'm being honest...

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This unit was based on the importance of assessing a students level of language and gaining feedback from the students...

This unit examined the different parts of speech...

This unit teaches us how to write an effective lesson plan...

The book states, \"Classroom Management is the skill of organising and managing the class, having a friendly, relaxed manner and maintaining discipline\" Unit 5 shows how we can use different strategies in the classroom to manage the classroom effectively...

In this unit there are two example lessons, in which the teacher has a very different approach and attitude in the lessons...

Although some theorists suggest that lesson planning isn't a good idea, I believe as an inexperienced teacher, I wouldn't be able to conduct a lesson without preparing a lesson plan...

In a teacher's career, he/she will find themselves in many classroom situations and several special groups like the ones listed in this chapter...

This unit has been very helpful in helping me to understand that each group/level of students require a different methodology in lesson execution in order to adapt to their current level, motivation and reason for learning the English Language...

Any language consist of four basic skills: reading and listening (receptive skills) and speaking and writing (productive skills)...

I learned from this section very clearly now a teachers attitude and conduct carries over to the success of a lesson...

Unit 18 taught the final aspects of grammar, modals, phrasal verbs and the passive voice...

This unit covered various aspects of pronunciation, intonation, stress, and phonology...

This unit gave an introduction to the studies of linguistics, and gave a brief overview on phonology and phonetics...

Present tenses are varied and can be broken down into 4 tenses...

This unit gave a lot of information on three separate points of grammar...

This Unit reflects on Past Tense...

In this unit we saw how a phonetic system can look really hard in the eyes of the students...

This unit is about conditionals and reported speech...

I really like this unit...

My biggest take away from watching these two videos is the power of a positive attitude...

Simple Future has two different forms in English: \"will\" and \"be going to...

When learning present tenses in another language repetition is important because it is different with every language...

This unit covered the future tenses and their meanings...

Modal auxiliary verbs are use to express the following:obligation,possibility, permission,ability,and advice...

This unit provides valid pros and cons on the use of ready-made coursework...

unit 18: modals, phrasal verbs, passive voice...

This unit covers the topic on teaching new language...

Unit 12 is about the two productive skills which are speaking and writing...

The focus for this unit was upon teaching the productive skills of speaking and writing...

This unit describes numerous kinds of equipment or resources a teacher can use to make lessons more engaging and helpful for students...

The focus of this unit was lesson planning...