TEFL Reviews

This unit provided two video examples of a typical lesson...

Listening and reading skills are both important skills for a language learner...

This unit on teaching receptive skills was pretty straight-forward and easy to understand...

In this unit I learned a lot about classes and how to keep a nice atmosphere within the classroom...

wow, that was a tough one! however, i really enjoyed this unit...

Conditionals are sentences containing ?if,? which refer to past, present or future possibilities...

I enjoyed this unit because it deals with implementation of teaching styles and techniques...

I appreciate all the links to useful websites for ESL...

This unit13 focused on pronunciation and phonology...

I found this unit to be quite confusing...

This unit was extremely short and to the point...

In this unit I was able to understand how important the attitude of the teacher is at the time of a lesson...

Unit 17 covers different types of equipment and teaching aids that can be used in lessons...

Teaching EFL to various levels and multilingual students is very challenging...

Unit 17 discussed equipment and teaching aids...

Contrary to popular belief, it is not true that you have to be an extrovert to be a good teacher in the classroom...

Teaching a new language requires a student to 1) be exposed to the language 2) understand the meaning of the language form being taught 3) understand how the language form is constructed, and 4) have a chance to practice the language form and produce it...

Unit 5 is basically covers all the management skills...

In order to have an effective classroom and successful students it is important that the teacher to establish confidence in his/her students...

Teaching aids and equipment are a very important part of any English Class, it makes the lesson smoother and a greater experience to the student from what it already is...

This unit was mainly focused on properly teaching vocabulary and the importance of vocabulary during the different levels of English...

Through Unit thirteen which is focused on pronunciation, i learned about the definition of phonology and it's importance...

When teaching English there are usually many different specific groups that a teacher may encounter, teaching beginners, individuals, business English, teaching a multicultural class etc...

The methodology steps of unit 3 for me were quite hard to grasp and follow to be fair, a few of the questions I found myself guessing, (Questions 11 and 13)...

There are four skills in language: reading, listening, speaking and writing...

The productive skills are speaking and writing, because learners doing these need to produce language...

This unit covered evaluation and testing...

In this unit, I have learnt about the difference between various student groups...

In order to determine the level of English students have, a teacher should give a placement test at the beginning of the course...

Teaching beginners is different than teaching non-beginners...

I have been teaching for 8 years now and my experience with classroom management comes down to expectations...

There is quite a variety of coursebooks and lesson materials readily available...

this Unit focuses on teaching a new language and provides various strategies and suggestions on the topic...

This unit focuses on how to teach speaking and writing, known as the productive skills...

There are two types of groups when beginning a new lesson: A new group that is made up of students who don't know each other and an existing group who already know each other...

In English,conditionals and reported speech is equally important...

SIMPLE PRESENT Meaning 1: Habitual, regular action in the present...

In this unit I have learned that writing and speaking are both productive skills that can always be improved...

Future tenses takes another extension on to the earlier present tenses, and past tenses...

This unit was particularly interesting because it sums up very important factors when regarding classroom management...