TEFL Reviews

The Future Tense unit covers arguably the most difficult of the tenses to teach...

We all especially ESL teachers should have known by now that the teaching of English involves about four main skills which (reading, listening, speaking and writing) and two enabling skills (grammar and vocabulary)...

I have learned the modal auxiliary verbs The modals are: Can Could May Might Shall Should Will Would Must Have to Have got Need to Needn't And aught to...

Interactive whiteboards (IWB) are modern, technologically advanced tools combinining advanteges of computer projections and white boards used in the classrooms...

Unit 17 presented the new topic called ?Equipment and Teaching Aids and discussed about the following resources found in the classrooms and study centers: white/black board, IWB, OHP, visual aids, worksheets and work cards, cassette recorder, CD player, videos and DVDs, video camera, dictionaries, course books, resource books, photocopier, computers and online resources...

In this unit we conclude our look at the essential basic grammar needed most commonly for the EFL setting...

There are four aspects of the past tense...

This unit has proven to be a huge encouragement to me for multiple reasons...

This unit contains the rules and structures of conditionals and reported speech, as well as some teaching ideas that can be used to practice them in class...

This unit is about two productive skills: speaking and writing...

Unit 8 covered the future tenses, their forms and usage...

This unit was short and sweet and to the point, and a good unit to finish the course on...

This unit covers the main theories and or methods that are prevalent in todays' classrooms...

Speaking and Writing are the two productive forms of communication...

Another good practice on Straight Arrow...

This unit (finally) covered modal verbs in a systematic way, the passive voice, relative clauses, and phrasal verbs...

As a student I have already judged a classroom on this criteria without realizing it...

Being an EFL teacher is not an easy job, although it is very rewarding...

This Unit taught about teaching and receptive skills...

Unit 12 was a lesson about teaching the productive skills of Speaking and Writing...

There are many types of classes and groups when it comes to teaching English which will require a variety of teaching skills...

To teach new language a teacher should take into account difficulties students may have, such as: if the language is similar to L1, and to what they already know in L2, difficulties with spelling and pronunciation, and appropriate usage of language...

In this unit we look at the kinds of lesson materials that can be used when teaching a class...

Unit 4 is about course books and lesson materials...

I find the break down of skills for language to be presented more effectively than what I was taught at UBC in Vancouver...

Question 18 is unfair...

This unit covers conditionals and reported speech...

This unit encompasses productive skills, which comprises of speaking and writing...

All teachers will encounter problems that require troubleshooting...

In this, the final unit dedicated to grammar, we reviewed modals, phrasal verbs, and passive voice...

This unit emphasizes the importance of productive skill...

Methods,techniques and theories comprises some back bones of making a class active and interesting to attract the attentions of learners...

In this unit, we learned about teaching the receptive skills ? reading and listening...

In unit 4 I learned that during English lessons students should be expposed to new language, understand the meaning, it's construction and be able to practice and produce it, and to be able to achieve this effectively the ESA methods are a great tool and will help use reach our goals in class...

This unit helped to illuminate grammar structure that I use on a daily basis without awareness as well as a good reminder of old grammar lessons...

This unit compares two different kinds of approach to teaching...

The first lesson the instructor is not very clear and concise on what the lesson is...

The Teaching Productive Skills Unit focuses on two skills: speaking and writing...

In this unit, we learned what should be considered when teaching the productive skills such as speaking and writting...

This unit introduces sentences that contain \"if\"...