TEFL Reviews

This unit covers the four parts of present tense; their definitions, uses, and structures...

Language teaching has many methods, and I believe that each teacher should find their own balance of using them...

Looking at the productive skills, speaking and writing, they require different methods for learning than the receptive skills...

This unit has given me knowledge on teachers and learners...

The eighth unit focuses on the teaching speaking and writing skills which are productive skills...

So far, this lesson has been the most challenging...

The course broke down different levels of learners and ways in which teachers can respond to be more effective in teaching them...

Unit 5 give an overview of managing classrooms...

In this unit I learned about strategies for teaching young learners, business English and multi and mono lingual courses...

IN this unit I learned a lot, and there's a lot that I want to continue studying to gain further comprehension of...

The seven most common future tenses are the future simple, the future continuous, the future perfect, the future perfect continuous, be going, the present simple and the present continuous...

This unit is about teaching special groups...

This final unit covers troubleshooting and common problem situations that one may face as an EFL teacher...

No student can produce much in an L2 without having first actively absorbed some of it, probably through listening and reading...

This unit provides an overview for teaching Business English , the ITTT company, the course content and the possibilities available on completion of the course...

Lesson 10 was a refreshing change of pace from the previous lessons so far...

Since I am currently an EFL teacher a lot of these units are review or clarification for some things I already do...

Teachers and students alike eventually understand that learning a language is a matter seeing how it is all connected...

In this unit I learned about the various parts of speech in the English language...

This lesson was effective because it shows the importance of setting a good environment in your classroom...

Grammar, vocabulary and functions are important when learning new language structures...

Unit 18 posed to be quite difficult for me, particularly the relative clauses because I could not understand the distinguishing features of intransitive, transitive separable, and inseparable phrasal verbs...

I have learned quite a bit about classroom management, things that I have considered to not be important but it turns out they are...

This unit explored the very important issue in the teaching process - lesson planning...

At first I took this first unit as something to breeze through quickly but then later realized that it is very important to understand the importance in defining the roles and qualities of a 'good teacher' as well as learning about different learners...

This was a great section to read through...

Pronunciation can be a challenging aspect of Enlglish to teach...

Unit 18 focuses on modal, phrasal verbs, passive and active voice...

Teachers can use different methods to teach...

Unit 1 offers the teacher to get the general idea of what this course is about...

The Unit 14 covers the course books and the lesson material section , an essential unit to understand what teachers need to assure an effective English lesson...

Congratulations! You have finished teaching the 20 Unit ITTT TEFL course...

Unit two was an introduction to parts of speech...

This unit covers reported / direct speech as well as conditionals...

Teaching receptive skills unit represents an important unit of this course ...

English teachers can use a variety of aids to help engage students in the lesson and practice a wide range skills...

This unit is insightful for teachers who are teaching English as a foreign language for the first time...

A list of interesting learning strategies are provided in Unit 2...

This unit focuses on the types of materials that are available for English language training, how they can be created or adapted, and how to put them to use...

For new teachers, lesson planning is a useful tool for guiding each lesson by firstly identifying student learning objectives...