TEFL Reviews

This unit is about pronunciation and phonology...

This unit covers how to find the correct teaching methods and how it can affect the learners’ experience...

this unit covers the present tense with its four aspects :simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous...

This unit covered teaching and learning in a business English classroom setting...

This unit put an end on English grammar by studying Modal auxiliary verbs, Phrasal verbs and Passive voice...

This unit was very useful because it gives us a real look into teaching English in the classroom...

Creative writing and speaking can be some of the most difficult parts of teaching...

attitude is an important factor in language learning...

This unit broke down the productive skills which are speaking and writing and the part they play in the classroom...

The attitude of the teacher teaching the class will have a significant impact on the lesson and the way the students respond to him...

This unit is a good outline of what to consider when planning lessons, and it shows that this process is not fixed...

The summary of the content of this unit was lacking a lot of useful information...

This unit looks at the Past tenses...

In order to realize the purpose of communication, students need to develop their productive skills-speaking and writing...

Unit 14 talks about course books and lesson materials...

This unit began with a list of the qualities of a good teacher, such as being fair or having good subject knowledge...

This unit reviews the structure and usage of the five most common conditionals that are used for ESL teaching and, together with the accompanying video, has some suggestions for how to teach these...

I most say that after reading Unit 2 I realized that grammar is an area of English that indeed can be very hard to teach and understand...

This unit covers the teaching of reading and listening skills, outlining the different skills involved in both reading and listening as well as explaining the difficulties that students typically encounter...

In this unit, unit-19, I have learned about teaching special groups...

From this unit, I feel that I have learned much about different ways to engage students and to get them studying so that they can activate all that they've learned...

this unit was about what makes a good teacher, the reasons why a student may take an ESL course and what motivates them to do so...

This was a very short unit, but necessary...

Reading and listening are essential skills that need to be developed when learning a new language...

This unit explains the different parts of speach in the English language...

Managing a classroom well means that a teacher must be flexible and be able to change their role in the class based on the present activity...

This unit focuses on the receptive skills, reading and listening, and how to foster and balance those skills in a lesson as well as over time...

Unit eight made me realise how confusing and difficult it is for a foreign speaker to learn the English language, especially as there are seven types of future tenses...

This unit covered different teaching theories, outlined the methodology Engage, Study, and Activate (ESA) and how this method can be flexible--also describing various activities that a teacher could use during each stage of ESA--and explained what mistakes/errors a teacher should correct and when those corrections should be made...

Summary The key objective of this unit was about how to evaluate and test students...

This unit studies the teacher and the learner...

This unit discussed the advantages and disadvantages of using a textbook to develop the plans for classroom activities...

This unit was about the various conditional statements used in English as well as how to report what someone has said without directly quoting them...

The system and structure of past Tennessee is not too different from present tenses,except that past tenses obviously relate to past time periods...

This lesson was extremely helpful because it gave more details about how you use the different future tenses...

This unit is focused on the books and materials needed in the course of teaching...

Understanding how to effectively evaluate students is an important part of teaching...

In this unit I learned about the seven most common future tenses which are: future simple, future continuous, future perfect, future perfect continuous, be going + infinitive, present simple and present continuous...

I found this unit extremely interesting as I have never thought of breaking down pronunciation of words as I did during this module...

In this unit I have learnt about all the tenses and structures that are used with future meaning in the English language...