TEFL Reviews

There are some advantages and disadvantages to teach adults...

This unit focuses on the planning of lessons...

While it is important to keep our lessons from being too rigid or focused on the teacher, planning out a lesson can help a teacher in a variety of ways...

Although not compulsory, Lesson Planning is an essential part to help the teacher (especially inexperienced) to deliver a well organised lesson...

I have studied teaching methodologies for quite some time, and it is so important to mix up your style of teaching...

The comparison of two demonstration classes is inspired...

The current unit provided an overview of the past tenses...

There are some common problems that might occur when teaching...

As I read through the material on future and present tenses, I was able to make connections with the previous units and identify a pattern in the various forms...

This unit goes over the various classroom materials that teachers can use to make their lessons more effective...

It is important for a teacher who is new to a school/classroom to build rapport with her students to begin to build a comfortable, safe environment for them...

Unit 2 is a wonderful synopsis about the theories and methods commonly used by successful tefl teachers and practitioners...

This unit covers the use of coursebooks and lesson materials...

In this module, grammar as parts of speech is not entirely difficult per se especially in our day to day conversation...

In this unit we are being introduced to ways of composing and gathering materials that will be used in classroom...

This unit discussed present tenses: present simple, present perfect, present continuous, and present perfect continuous...

There are different types of classes in a TEFL class, you can find from: business class, to teaching individual students, teaching beginners and teaching children...

This unit stressed the importance of lesson planning prior to teaching a class...

The future tenses has 7 forms: the future simple, the future continuous, the future perfect, the future perfect continuous, the present simple, \"going to\" + future, and the present continuous forms have their various usages including describing facts and speculating (future simple), predict the present and refer to fixed future event (future continuous), to describe an action completed by a certain time in the future (future perfect), to describe how long an action will continue in the future (future perfect continuous), and to express predictions and future plans (\"going to\" + future)...

In this unit I learned that in giving the students new words/ vocabulary words it doesn't have to be difficult at first, of course there are also things that we need to consider, i...

During this unit, I learnt something i didn't know before: i learnt whats the best way to plan a class, depending of the level of knowledge of the students...

This was a good tie in for unit 3, as it showed how to use the various activities mentioned there and finally put them together in a lesson plan...

It was interesting to learn more about speaking activities in the classroom (controlled, guided and creative), and about responsibilities of the teacher before the lesson and during the lesson...

I think the thing that I learned the most about in this section was about the over head projectors...

The unit demonstrates two considerably different samples of lessons...

This Unit represents teaching special groups...

In Unit 13, I was able to learn a lot more about phonology, especially the different ways I can teach intonation to students using nonsense words, gestures, humming, singing and writing arrows or drawings on the board to describe the ups and downs on intonation and where to place it...

This unit came in the form of two videos meant to show a lesson being taught to a group of Thai adults...

I learned that the past tenses in the English language are Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect, and Past Perfect Continuous...

This unit discussed using and selecting course materials...

This chapter was about grammar and its functions, as well as vocabulary and how to choose what vocabulary to use for lessons...

Teachers need to evaluate their students? English to determine whether the students are making any progress in their learning...

Another brief but important lesson...

Hardest lesson so far...

Reading and listening skills are equality very important...

It was nice to see two very different teaching styles in action...

This unit had video lessons so was helpful in terms of giving an insight into real life classrooms and how the teachers attitude has an effect on student understanding...

This unit introduced present tense verbs, their forms, usage, typical errors students make when using them and various activate stage teaching ideas...

Unit 2 is all about grammar (part of speech)...

Being a very disorganized person myself, I find this lesson planning quite important...