TEFL Reviews

One of the biggest lessons I've learned from this unit is how to maintain discipline in a classroom and how to handle a situation as well which I find to be beneficial...

Lesson planning is a very important factor for the success of an inexperienced teacher as it provides an aid to the planning process,a working document and a record for further lessons...

This unit consisted of two demonstration lessons, one positive and one horrible that viewer and student alike have to suffer through...

This unit, as the title suggests is about the relationship between teachers and students...

This unit is regarding receptive skills: reading and listening...

Whereas the previous unit focused on the receptive skills (reading and listening), this unit focused on productive skills (writing and speaking)...

Unit 13 discusses a neglected aspect of teaching which is pronunciation...

Personally, I have slight difficulty for the last few questions as it was my first time learning phonemic symbols...

The tenth unit gives a perfect vivid example of a ESA lesson...

Unit 11 separates receptive skills from productive skills, creating focus on the skills of reading and writing...

In unit three I've learned that engagement and keeping the content and studies exciting is a very important method when trying to motivate students...

Throughout this unit, I learnt about the present tenses...

From this unit I have learned about the kinds of materials that teachers bring to the classroom to help them with the teaching process...

This unit has taught me the importance of being a teacher, and how much we as teachers determine whether or not the student is successful...

Unit 1 covers 1) the characteristics of a good teacher (i...

Unit 17 gives an overview of equipment and teaching aids that can make lessons more interesting and effective...

This unit presented two lessons intended to give an example of a poorly taught lesson and a well-taught lesson...

This unit focused on the teaching of productive skills, i...

When learning a new language one must use four skills: listening, reading, speaking and writing...

This unit described troubleshooting in the classroom, such as how to handle potentially problematic situations...

Teaching a new language requires specific and well crafted methodes to introduce new vocabulary ,grammar and other language concepts...

Reading and listening to a new language is a practical means of comprehending and learning a language...

The ideal classroom promotes students taking ownership on their language acquisition...

Unit 17 focused on equipment and teaching aids...

Modal auxiliary verbs add meaning to verbs...

I learned about the functions of a lesson plan, and what to keep in mind when writing one, including keeping it simple, leaving room for flexibility and changes to the plan, maintaining a consistent structure, and writing the anticipated time necessary for each activity...

This unit covered different methods of evaluating and testing students' progress in the classroom...

This unit tackled conditional sentences and reported speech...

Unit 13 discusses the teaching of pronunciation and phonology, to include (1) intonation, i...

Students need a good grasp of vocabulary, grammar, and functions to understand and use a language fully...

on the first class teacher should establish rapport and set up the tone for the rest of course...

At some point in the teaching career, teachers will face a group of new students...

Unit four discusses the types of material you can use for your Business English classes...

This unit is about teaching productive skills...

This unit introduced me to a new idea of thinking when teaching Vocabulary and Grammar...

The future is one of the most complex areas of the English language...

In this section, I think the things that I found most useful was the example cover page and resume...

This unit is about how a teacher can manage a classroom and the students...

This unit has really helped me understand how to use grammar...

I found this useful with regard to planning - not a rigid structure but rather giving some order (and timing) for each procedure, allowing for changes that may crop up...