TEFL Reviews

In this unit, I have learnt common problem situations which are likely to be in English teacher’s career...

Our penultimate unit covers various classroom scenarios that you may encounter in your teaching career...

Two very different student experiences...

Unit 8 is all about teaching productive skills which are two another important competencies in teaching language...

I really liked what was said in the beginning of the unit, saying the grammar is the tree trunk and branches of language while vocabulary is the leaves of language...

In this unit I have learnt: 1) First lesson...

This unit concerned common grammar conventions including the use of modals, phrasal verbs, and the use of the passive voice...

This unit covers the issues concerning work with the course book and choosing the ancillary materials to supplement it...

This unit was a review of English grammar...

This unit was a little detail oriented...

This unit provided a nice list of equipment that teachers use within classrooms to help them teach...

The theories, methodologies and techniques presented in this unit, as well as suggestions for activities, were very helpful to understand the possible variety that as teachers of English we can and probably should bring to the classroom...

In this unit by watching the two videos I learnt about the importance of the teachers attitude in the class and how that effects the student's learning...

This Unit focused on phonetics and pronunciation, which after completing it I believe it will be a very difficult subject to teach non native speakers...

What I learned in Unit 5 is that the relationship between a teacher and their students are very important...

Unit 1 was a very informative unit to begin this TEFL course...

Personally, I found it helpful to learn about the pros and cons of the different student groupings...

I've learned multiple languages, and English was the first one...

Unit 17 covers a lot of ground in its examination of Equipment and Teaching Aids...

This unit highlights the differences between the effecrtive and ineffective lessons in actual classes...

Before studying this unit, I often skipped the pre-teach session in my listening lesson...

This unit could teach me about productive skills such as speaking and writing, and also about the use of games in the classroom...

In this unit we had possibility to examine productive skills:speaking and writing...

There is a variety of methods and formats that have been used in TEFL, but the dominant one is ESA: Engage, Study, Activate...

This unit shows the steps to develop a course for young learners...

Reported speech can be tricky, as there are often several changes to make...

Unit 8 focuses on the Future Tenses...

This unit covered two of the four basic skills in languages, reading and listening...

This unit was about Modals, the three types of Phrasal Verbs and the differences between passive and active voice...

This unit provided a brief overview of many techniques used in language teaching...

This unit covered troubleshooting techniques for teaching students...

Unit 14 is about course books and materials...

In the first lesson the teacher looked and sounded annoyed the entire time...

In Unit 9, I learnt that lesson planning is very important...

This unit dealt with speaking and writing lessons that I can utilize when teaching students...

This unit was an overview of how to manage a classroom by attending to several factors: teacher eye contact and gestures, teacher talk time, groupings of students, chair arrangements, and rapport building...

Speaking and writing are productive language skills, which require practice for both accuracy and fluency...

With teaching past tense to students, one must consider the native language of the students in question...

In selecting a vocabulary we need to consider the similarity to the students' own language, the English words they already know, spelling appropriateness...

A number of potentially problematic situations may arise in a classroom...