TEFL Reviews

The difference in between the two videos was like night and day...

I like how this unit have many suggestions for very prominent problems in many classrooms...

Unit 16 discussed conditionals and reported speech...

The main teacher's work is to teach! Teaching a new language is impossible without explaining new material, such as vocabulary, grammar and other language structures...

The unit gave insight on the four present tenses being 'the present simple', 'the present continuous', 'the present perfect' and the 'present perfect continuous'...

This final lesson covered different problems that may arise when teaching and especially focused on starting off the class on the right foot by giving guidance on how to teach the first day of class...

Teaching equipments - the integral component of ESL teachers are important because they create a visual and interactive experience for the students...

This lesson talks about the difference between Productive skills and receptive skills...

In modern society, using technical tools in our daily work and life is not a new thing any more, moreover they help us to improve our life quality and work efficiency...

A classroom may come with helpful equipment such as boards, interactive white boards, overhead projector, DVD player, etc...

This unit dove deep into the seven different future tenses, their uses, common student errors, and suggested teaching activities...

This unit is about modals, phrasal verbs and passive voice...

This section gives a vast overview of the different teaching techniques there are...

Unit 7 provides information on the basic skills of reading and listening...

As a teacher myself, I realise everyday how important lesson planning is...

During lessons both coursebooks and authentic or created materials can be used...

This unit focuses on the on the rules and structures of past simple, continuous, and perfect forms...

In this unit I learned how to use modal auxiliary verbs, passive voice, and relative clauses...

In this unit, future tense were covered...

Pronunciation and phonology were the subjects of Unit 13...

My biggest challenge when teaching past tense is not how to teach the material but, how to help struggling students stay on track and build upon the grammar they know...

I've learned that managing the class is not just a focus on discipline but also involves other factors as well...

This unit is a summary of parts of speech, giving many examples, as well as giving a few teaching ideas...

The final unit covers most of the common issues that a teacher may discover upon teaching, including what to do when meeting a new class, to dealing with reluctant or shy students, or how to manage a large class size...

If class discipline is not maintained, it will be extremely difficult for a student to be successful in their language learning...

This unit has provided a great overview of all the equipment available to aid teaching...

I never realised how much information was involved within Grammar...

This unit was slightly harder for me in terms of memorizing...

In Unit 5 various methods of managing classes were introduced, for example the teachers' body language; grouping students; classroom seating arrangements; suggestions for how to give students attention and instructions; and establishing rapport/discipline...

There are four aspects of the present tense - present simple, present continuous, present perfect, and present perfect continuous...

This lesson was about conditional and reported speech...

In this unit, I learned the importance of establishing rapport with students...

This unit is about teaching equipment ...

Teaching and learning a new language is impossible without grammar...

Unit 15 talks about evaluations and tests...

The purpose of this unit is to observe two different teaching practices...

As beginning second language learners, it is common to experience that lost feeling when trying to communicate with native speakers...

This unit discussed how to effectively teach different groups of people such as beginners, individuals, young children, business groups, and multilingual groups...

When I was a child I remember learning words from vocabulary lists...

This unit was about the modal auxiliary verbs; used to emphasize obligations, possibilities, permissions or prohobitions, advices and abilities and so on in a sentence...