TEFL Reviews

This unit's topic is \"teaching aids and materials\"...

Throughout this unit defining a good teacher has been addressed and some of the various roles a teacher plays in class...

Although this unit was more difficult for me to understand and learn how to teach I can see the benefits of teaching conditionals and reported speech to English language learners...

A speech is composed of eight basic parts which are adjectives and adverbs, nouns and pronouns conjunctions, gerunds verbs comparative adjectives prepositions, superlatives adjectives and articles...

The premise of this unit was to discuss the advantages & disadvantages of coursebooks and lesson materials...

It's interesting to dwell on how subtle cues can affect the success of a classroom and/or teacher...

Overall from Unit 15 I learned the importance of examinations, although isolating for students, tests are important for gauging how well the students are doing, how receptive they are to the information, and what language items may have not been received well or overlooked...

This section was a broad overview of basic grammar in the English language...

Unit 14 discusses the uses of course books and lesson materials and their associated positives and negatives...

Unit 13 covered teaching pronunciation and phonology...

This unit reminds me how I learned languages...

The test that I have been hearing a lot about when I started to apply for jobs is the Cambridge Assessment...

Unit 16 focuses on the grammar for Conditional and reported speech...

I learned that there are a variety of ways to learn a language...

This unit covers the four present tenses, the present simple, present continuous, present perfect and present perfect continuous...

In this unit we will look at different ways of evaluating students' levels and progress, as well as some of the common external exams that we need to prepare my students for...

After completing this unit on course development, I learned a lot and will bring a lot of this information to my every day activities in the classroom...

I've learnt why the lesson planning is important and how to do it in such a way that it doesn't make the class rigid...

Course books continue to play a significant role in EFL teaching and learning by providing useful ready-made material to both teachers and students...

This unit covered how to plan lessons to teach new language...

Unit 14 addresses the use of course books and other lesson materials...

16- Unit 9 is related to the importance of lesson planning while it gives tips and a format to create our own lesson plans...

Unit 13 provides a brief overview of the complex topic of pronunciation and phonology...

This unit is all about the International alphabet (IPA) and what it consists of, vowels, consonants and dipthongs...

In this lesson explain the conditions also called sentences...

In this lesson I learned future simple, future continuous, future perfect,future perfect continuous,be going to, present simple and present continuous...

he choice of whether or not to use a course book can be a quite complex issue...

I appreciated the time spent on the previous eight units and enjoyed seeing how the theory, language points and ESA structure are used to form a TEFL/TESOL lesson...

This unit focused on English grammar, specifically breaking down and correctly labeling the different parts that comprise a typical English sentence...

Unit 10 is about how to evaluate students There are several different ways to evaluate students’ level and progress...

Unit 15 covered evaluating and testing the students...

In this lesson, it was clear to me how awful or how much fun the lesson can be...

It is good to have a lesson plan to help structure the lesson, but the teacher must always be prepared to be flexible and adapt the lesson to the needs and the pace of the students...

From Unit 2 I've learnt that there are different parts of speech in the English language, such as nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, articles, prepositions, conjunctions, and gerund...

Most of this unit was straight forward...

This unit explained phonology and pronunciation in depth...

In this unit I have learnet: 1)There us different methods and techniques to teach the language...

This last unit of the course revolves around some common problem that each teacher should expect to have in their classroom and thus further caution should be taken into consideration...

I've learned that the tense system is one of the most difficult areas of English for new students to master...

In this chapter I learned about the qualities that make a successful teacher and learner, as well as consideration of the roles a teacher will use in a class...