TEFL Reviews

I learned that it is important for students who are learning a new language be exposed to it, understand it's meaning, how to build it and practice using it in their daily lives...

This was a fun Unit, as we saw a visual representation of two classes, one which was effective, and the other which was not...

Lesson one made me feel uneasy...

This unit is about classroom management...

Unit 17 provided resources that will help me to better prepare my lessons in my future classes...

In this unit, I have learned how to manage a classroom...

Like in Unit 11, the differences between oral and paper communications is usefully highlighted (eg...

Past tense is quite similar to that of present tense with one main difference which is their relationship to time periods...

I sound like a broken record when it comes to providing feedback on the grammar section of this program, because once again, this wasn't really easy for me to quickly \"just know\" the answers...

There is different teaching aids that can be used to make lessons more interesting, to help the students understand more clearly and to help the teacher bringing the lessons through to his/her students while keeping their attention...

This unit taught the differences between the future tenses and how recognize them...

Future is what we expect it will happen and will be continuous happening with positive meaning...

It is very important to have a clear methodology before an individual embarks on educating individuals and groups...

This unit focused on speaking and writing...

I found it interesting that you would recommend using language below the level of language being taught...

In the unit Evaluation and Testing were presented different ways of evaluating students' progress as well as some external tests...

Although it made me a bit nervous, it was nice to learn from the beginning that tenses are one of the more difficult challenges when learning the English language...

This unit covered the importance of lesson planning...

This unit taught the reader about modal verbs, the passive voice, and phrasal verbs...

The unit discusses modal verbs, phrasal verbs and active passive voice...

This unit talks about the system and structure of the past tense...

As a non- English native speaker I can say that learning past tenses is not that hard, even though irregular verbs are quite difficult to remember, but what seriously represent a challenge is to notice the right time to use all that knowledge when speaking...

This unit was hard for me to do...

This unit talks about the use of classroom materials and course books...

Unit 5 tells us the past tense structure whose usages are very familiar with present tense...

In this unit I learned the different ways to congregate past tense sentence structures...

Unit 3 has definitely been helpful in terms of offering guiding pointers on how to structure TEFL students' learning in a typical lesson - bearing in mind their target language proficiency...

From this Unit I have learn't the importance of planning a lesson as well as what should be included in planning your lesson...

Unit four covers the materials which are use in the classroom to aid the lesson...

Unit 5 was an excellent unit to read through...

This unit prodvied instruction on classroom management by means of teacher position and voice, classroom organization, structure of activities and behavior management...

This final unit deals with Common problem situations...

Course materials are an aspect of teaching that is not often talked about...

This is basically just an expansion on a previous class and provides examples of Engage, Study, and Activate...

In this unit I feel that I have learned different types of teaching methodologies to teach business English to adult students...

Based on the methods learned assure us model of learning is presented, proposing that the teaching context, students' approaches to learning, and the outcomes of learning, form a system in a state of equilibrium...

In this unit, the importance fell on using the best book materials, and how to choose them as a teacher...

This unit focused on the types of classes a teacher will have: Beginner classes, teaching individual students, teaching children, and business English...

This lesson went over some of the major fundamentals of the English language concerning grammar and the structure of sentences in the passive form and the various tense that comes with...

This unit presents a number of common problem situations a prospective English language teacher may face in the classroom...