TEFL Reviews

This unit is all about pronunciation, phonology, stress, the phonemic symbols, and an explanation on how and where sounds are produced in the mouth...

The contrast in teaching styles in this unit clarify very well what a small scale TEFL classroom looks like...

This unit was good because it provides the correct terminology for conditionals and reported speech...

The two productive skills are speaking and writing...

The two videos were great...

Unit 19 is pretty straight forward...

If and statements are very useful...

This unit provides excellent information on the various types of assessments and examinations of English skills...

Talking about modals, they can change the meaning of a sentence depending the modal I use...

New information on different tests for me, refreshing that there are ongoing testing not to \"rank\" students but to allow teachers to adjust to the level of the student...

Unit 16 Grammar and the use of conditionals in sentences gave me an insight into the different forms of conditionals and also when to apply this conditions, More importantly it gave me an ideal tool into different teaching ideas and to how this maybe applied...

This unit by far had the highest volume of information to digest...

This unit helped me to revise the material on modal verbs, passive voice and phrasal verbs...

Very interesting unit...

i am very proficient when it comes to tenses so this unit was more of a review than anything else...

In this unit test most of the wording was similar to, or the same as, that of the unit itself...

Managing a classroom is not an easy deal...

In this lesson,i have learned about English grammer,and the use of various parts of speech,added the knowledge i had forgotten before,and i have a better understanding of part of speech,such as noun names people,animals?places?things?qualities?states...

Thanks to this unit about managing a class i have learn a lot how to manage a class weather being a big class or a small class i have learn how to balance in order to get the best out of the students and while the students get the best out of me as their teacher, i have also learned how to establish a good rapport between students and teacher because it is a vital ingredient to a healthy classWell organized lesson plans, preparation, handouts, etc...

Comparing and contrasting fluency and accuracy make sense...

This unit reviewed lessons plans...

This unit stated the four past tenses with the same structure used to define the present tenses which made them seem much more simple and easier to teach as the basic form remains similar...

The content about the equipment and teaching aids were useful and easy to comprehend...

This unit is all about conditionals and reported speech and how sentences can change...

This unit introduced the importance, components, and basics of lesson planning...

Lesson Planning is as significant as the teaching itself...

Unit 12 is about teaching productive skills...

In this unit I learned about four present tenses;the present simple,present continuous,present perfect and present perfect continuous...

Teaching Pronunciation...

After learning this unit, I now know that teaching different part of a language (be it grammar, language function, or vocabulary) would require different approach as each part is slightly different in terms of level of learning and goal...

In unit 7 vocabulary grammar and functions...

The Unit covered all the necessary aspects of classroom management...

In this unit I learned a lot more about how the different type of learners can vary your and their experience when teaching/learning...

It was very helpful on how to easily understand and teach pronunciations and was an eye opener on phonemic symbols and spelling and importance and difference between spelling and pronunciation and also when comparing different voiced and unvoiced consonants and articulation and different manners of articulation...

On this unit I've learned many ways on how to teach writing in a creative way...

This unit presents different ways of evaluating students' progress...

Unit 15 was again another intuitive lesson, with the added benefit of telling about different types of external tests and for what situation they are best suited...

Receptive teaching, or as I like to call \"active listening\" is the cornerstone to opening students up to a new skill...

This unit focuses on the past tenses...

A great unit on how a class should be managed and what factors make up a good class...