TEFL Reviews

This unit covered different groups of students that a teacher might come in contact with, the advantages and disadvantages of each kind of group group, along with teaching strategies...

This unit gave a great overview of the past tenses in the English language...

In this unit I learned the importance of how teaching materials varies on every student's needs and level of understanding...

This unit covers aspects of phonology, the sounds in a language...

Unit 15 taught about testing and evaluation...

There are seven future tenses: 1-Simple: will + verb or I/we shall+verb It used for prediction with no evidence, promises, future facts, assumptions or spontaneos decisions...

Unit 8 review Future tenses Incredible, detailed explanation of the seven forms of the future tense...

I have learned about course book and lesson material...

This unit has been very valuable in that it has confirmed for me many things about English that i had learned whenever i was a child...

There are many way to keep students attention, and focus in the classroom for every level...

Unit 20, titled \"Troubleshooting\" was about common problems that arise when teaching groups of students and how to solve them...

When learning a new language, students need to be exposed to the new language, understand the meanings & how it's constructed, and be able to apply the new language and produce it...

Through this unit, I've learned about the pros and cons of different teaching methodologies...

This unit explains about how a teacher can evaluate the students...

Unit 15 evaluation and testing give a number of ways to assess a students language level by tutorials, evaluation of students and tests...

This section deals with the different ideas language teaching professionals have come up with for teaching English...

Unit 19: This unit discusses teaching a wide variety of special groups including beginner students all the way to business professional students...

My Master's degree included many linguistics classes, so this unit was quite familiar to me...

I would like to talk about some teaching ideas...

Reading and listening are two receptive skills...

This unit covers conditionals and reported speech...

This unit showed how important the teacher's attitude towards the students is...

This was a fascinating unit as I never realised the English language had 12 tenses! I have even more respect now for those individuals who learn our complex language, especially with all those irregular verbs whereby there are no formulas to them, you just have to memorise them...

In this unit I learned new methods on how to properly teach English language...

This unit focused on the receptive language skills of listening and reading...

It's important to write a lesson plan because it will give me something to refer to during the lesson and keep the class on track...

Unit 12 was very helpful in addressing ?teaching productive skills? as most students are most timid when it comes to expressing themselves verbally...

When preparing to teach a language an integrative approach of receptive and productive skill lessons is needed for a well balanced lesson...

Unit 17 introduces teaching aids and their effective use in the classroom...

This unit reviewed the different types of teaching methods and the ways that they may be employed in the classroom...

This unit was the first one about tenses of the English language...

This unit reviews many resources to prepare for working in the world of business English...

This unit concentrated on the use of course materials either materials that the teacher produces or that comes in the form of a course book or syllabus or through authentic materials from everyday life...

Although there are only four past tenses in English, we use at least six tenses to talk about the future...

I have learned a great deal about past tenses and the many forms it can take in a sentence...

This section explained the parts of speech...

An interesting debate is whether starting the engage process with a 'highlight and drill' exercise is better than using 'elicit the grammar structure and writing it on the board'...

This unit covered the roles of teachers and students as well as provided a brief overview of a variety of teaching methodologies...

There is a history of different philosophical approaches to learning English as a Second Language...

In the first lessons, it is very important that teachers establish rapport with students and set the tone for the rest of the course...