TEFL Reviews

In this unit, I learned of the different ways in which I can assess students...

Truly amazing unit giving so many useful links...

In this unit, we have learnt four present tenses, namely present simple, present continuous, present perfect and present perfect continuous tenses...

In this unit, we learnt about other types of specific groups of students, such as young learners, business students, multilingual classes, among others...

From this unit, i gathered that writing and speaking skills are equally important when learning a language...

This unit is about video lessons taught twice by the same teacher in two different approaches...

This unit has provided a clear picture of the learning environment which is made up of the teacher, with his or her required qualities; and the student, with his or her motivation for study...

Unit 3 lists and describes the most popular methods and techniques in EFL teaching that most closely imitate natural language acquisition...

During the present unit, I have learned new ideas as well as approaching methods to teach the English language...

In new groups, students don't know each other, while in existing groups, they likely know and are comfortable with each other...

I found this unit interesting since there are so many different types of tests and the acronyms can be confusing...

Past te se and present tense are somehow similar to each other because they use the same system and structure except that both happened at different times...

This section talked about the different types of evaluation that a teacher can apply to undestand students' English level starting out, their progress, or their readiness to take standardized tests...

Through lesson planning, one can find that too much of it can allow for the lesson to become too teacher-centered, but for many inexperienced teachers, without a plan, there may be a lack of direction in the classroom...

This unit was an introduction to English grammar...

This unit gives an overview of modals, phrasal verbs, and passive voice...

Unit 18 covered modals, phrasal verbs and teaching aids...

The unit on classroom management covers the aspects of behavior within a classroom which a teacher has to be aware of, to encourage learning...

In this Unit I learned how to teach modals, phrasal verbs and the passive voice to students...

I learnt about the eight parts of speech...

This unit focuses on several different teaching methodologies within various contexts, providing numerous practical examples...

This unit goes over the ways we use our receptive skills for learning...

In this unit, there is an extensive approach into the theories, methods and techniques in teaching EFL...

One of my favorite thing to establish is classroom management...

This unit was not as complicated as the present tense unit for two reasons...

This unit was about sentence breakdown...

Building a good rapport with students can help to maintain discipline with a class but also the mere fact that the school disciplinary action and strictness also helps to maintain good behavior within the class room...

From the content of this unit I can say that planning a lesson is as important as it is for successful people making plans of the way how the achieve the goals in their personal lives...

This unit developed productive skills (speaking and writing)...

As this lesson mentions from the very beginning, it is important to note that all four basic skills for language is just as equally important...

The two productive skills are speaking and writing...

This unit covers lesson planning and the purpose that lesson planning serves in the classroom...

This section went over the productive skills that need to be taught to students: speaking and writing...

This unit covered teaching special groups...

This unit is all about how to manage a class...

In the first Unit, the overviews of model teachers and learners were given...

Phonology includes: 1)Intonation which include rise and fall intonation, fall and rise intonation and flat intonation...

Perhaps one of the biggest things to remember in lesson planning is to be flexible...

Unit 2 talks about Parts of Speech...

Unit 14 covers course materials...