TEFL Reviews

I have learned how to distinguish between the different past tenses in the English language...

From this unit I have learnt there are four skills of language: receptive skills - reading and listening, and productive skills - speaking and writing...

This unit was about different types of equipment...

Unit 7: Teaching New Language concentrates on three basic aspects of language acquisition: vocbulary, grammar and spelling and language functions...

The unit I just completed focused on the past tenses family...

The content for this unit included teaching methods, the ESA staging method, along with specific types of activities for each part (Engage, Study, Activate)...

This unit reviewed the many present tenses...

This unit focused on receptive skills...

This unit provided an overview of pronunciation and phonology (including the phonetic alphabet) and techniques and methods of how to teach them both...

This unit summarized conditional and reported speech (sentences containing 'IF' or 'WHEN')...

This lesson was in the video form which made it more interesting...

Productive skills include speaking and writing...

It was interesting to read that writing is often overlooked in the TEFL world, because I've had the exact opposite experience, although I see very little creative writing...

I find the future the most confusing...

Pronunciation and phonology unit is talking about those two aspect of English language and teach us how to teach this area to students...

This unit describes about how the material should be for teaching language...

There are a number of ways to assess a student's language level such as tutorials, evaluation by the students, and tests...

As a teacher who is very familiar in teaching English speaking and writing I very much appreciate this lesson...

Language is more than just the words that are used, therefore when teaching a language there is more to consider than just the words one uses...

The writing activities can take quite a while with younger and lower level learners...

Understanding simple past tense and simple past continuous tense are relatively easy for ESL students...

There are many different forms of teaching aids...

This unit was learning productive skills which include speaking, writing and games...

Unit 12 is all about productive skills...

Appropriate lesson structure, mostly geared toward classes with multiple students was covered in this unit, as well as various pros and cons inherent in given methodologies...

I learnt from this unit there are four things students need to do with new language...

There are many learning styles that a teacher can employ in the classroom...

Unit 19 deals with the different groups of learners, their peculiarities, methods that should be adopted in teaching them effectively and likely problems to be encountered in teaching them...

I have enjoyed this particular grammar lesson...

Unit 7 is about teaching new language...

The first lesson is very important...

This unit shows that evaluation isn't only used to determine the level of proficiency/progress of a learner, but may also provide insight for the teacher...

As seen in unit fourteen ,like in other units it teaches me the various points a good teacher should follow...

I found this particular module, easy enough to understand...

Conditionals tense and reported speech are probability one of the trickiest concept for many intermediate students...

This unit tackles pronunciation, which is an aspect that is often neglected in teaching the English language...

There are four past verb form tenses reviewed in this unit...

Unit 10 consists of two videos of a lesson on the modal auxiliary verb can/can't using animal vocabulary...

This unit covered the significance of the assessment and evaluation of students...

There is no fixed teaching techniques for a specific teacher...