TEFL Reviews

The unit gives detailed description of teaching receptive skills...

This unit about present tenses and that there are four aspects of the present tense...

This unit goes over the different kinds of testing that can be done in a classroom...

I felt that this unit was helpful in regards to how to use speaking activities in the classroom, and how to creatively think and express their ideas for a short story...

Most important part of any language is grammar and i...

In this unit we looked at the potential difficulties a teacher might face in the classroom during a lesson...

This unit mainly teaches the pronunciation and gives importance of phonology...

I think the videos were very helpful and effective towards my teaching knowledge goal...

This unit was a general yet concise and helpful overview of the various different teaching tools and materials that may be available to ESL teachers in the classroom...

Using verbs is a lot harder than I remember from grade school grammar...

There are some common problems teachers of ESL face...

Many of the activities provided are very practical to structuring a classroom...

It is interesting and amazing to see how many different courses there are and for different levels of ability...

future tense ...

We learned about all the different types of materials that teachers can use in their classrooms...

This unit gives a rather extensive description of classroom management...

Unit VIII contains a lot of information about future tenses, their forms, and usages...

This unit is a general introduction and/or review of English grammar through its main parts of speech...

The content of this unit is very important for a teacher...

This section was very interesting...

In this unit we have a thorough explanation of the reported speech, but the explanation of conditionals and their usage can be better...

This unit has taught me interact with the students so that a good rapport can be built up...

The overview to this unit is that whilst all units of this course are of great importance, the lesson plan must be up there with one of the most important, it not only holds together the lesson but gives historical records and allows the class to continue functioning where or not they are present...

Another challenging unit! Similar to the past tenses, I think it would be helpful to see them all on one chart at some point in the lesson in addition to being spread out along all the pages...

From this unit ,I've learned a lot about past tenses...

This unit covers many of the technology and equipment we are presented with in today's classroom...

This unit helped me a lot about the way how to arrange the class and the rapport in it...

Unit 19 describes various possible types of students and levels of students...

This unit was very informative...

This unit was extremely helpful as it shows how to encourage students to use their knowledge...

The unit covers the topic about the use of course books and lesson materials during the English language lessons...

The video unit allowed me to see the difference of an effective lesson and not effective lesson...

Unit 18 discussed modals, passive voice, and phrasal verbs...

This lesson was a very good segway and review of the ESA lesson and the idea that engaged, excited and motivated students will learn more then the students whom are not...

There are many learning tools we can use to help improve our lessons...

I found this to be a rather tricky Questionnaire, as one would have to think differently about the each question...

There are many different teaching aids used to make an effective lesson...

This unit has provided some great tips on how to manage a class room...

Unit 5 discussed managing classes, which included tips on eye contact, gesture, and voice, different ways to group and arranged students, teacher talk time (TTT), the best way to give instructions, and a brief overview on problem behavior from students...

I was apprehensive going into this unit, as I had some difficulty grasping the concepts in the four various past tenses...