TEFL Reviews

Personally, I found this to be the most challenging unit of work to date...

This unit was very helpful to understand which teaching aids are most effective today...

Classroom management has so many aspects to consider if you want to create a good classroom atmosphere and maintain discipline...

This Unit was especially more complex, particular and dense as compared to the other units, which is both good and bad...

The reason the students are learning English in the first place is very important to know when coming into the class...

This unit was so-so...

This 1st Unit concentrates on defining the learner and teacher roles, their potential backgrounds and motivations and what makes for the most efficient and enjoyable interaction between them...

Lesson plans are the organizational backbone that ensure that the teacher and learners are progressing in their abilities in a clear and effective manner...

Unit 7 discusses introducing students to new vocabulary, grammar, and functions...

This unit explained how to manage a class...

These are the building blocks of good speech...

In this unit i learned about the future tenses...

This unit covered modals, passive and active voices, relative clauses, and phrasal verbs...

Unit 2 was a good grammar review for me...

Teaching aids serve an important purpose in keeping students motivated in participating in lessons...

This unit presented a clear overview of the various types and levels of English learners, as well as a guide to various ways of teaching and learning...

This unit focuses on managing classes, and it covers many aspects of the topic, including how eye contact, body gestures, the use of the voice, using students' names, grouping students and classroom arrangements play important roles in the success of class management...

I consider this unit to be brief and short...

This chapter provides me different concepts on education theories and teaching...

Unit 18 content is Modal auxiliary verbs, Passive voice, Phrasal verbs and Relative clauses...

Unit 7 focuses on how to teach a new language to student, which means to teach a new concept of language that is different from the student's Native Language...

This units coverage of teaching productive skills was interesting and informative...

Until I read this section I did not have a good understanding of the English tenses, and I am a native speaker...

In the first lesson, the teacher fails to effectively engage the students...

A brief overview of the content of Unit 14 is on the concept of Coursebooks and Lesson Materials that will be of use for the class and by the teacher...

This unit offered detailed instructions on modal auxiliary verbs, phrasal verbs, and passive voice...

This section covered the theories, methods and techniques used in teaching...

This unit provided a concise introduction to teachers and learners...

This unit clarifies the importance of examining how to teach the productive skills: speaking and writing...

The teaching pronunciation and phonology section carries many new topics and details that I would not have considered before...

This is another very interesting chapter teaching equipment...

This unit allowed for many of the aforementioned strategies and lesson plans to be seen as they are put into action, both correctly and incorrectly...

This lesson provided a great understanding of how to manage a classroom...

The topic of this unit is one of the more emotive and contradictive...

This unit presents us with final grammar language points of our TEFL studies: modals, phrasal verbs and passive voice...

In this unit various ideas on classroom methodology were introduced, followed by an in-depth discussion on how to use the Engage-Study-Activate (ESA) method...

The concepts of modal verbs, passive voice, relative clauses, and phrasal verbs are necessary concepts for helping students navigate the world of English grammar...

This unit was about materials used in the class room...

This unit has covered the basic information on parts of speech of the English language (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, gerunds, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions): their subdivisions, functions, place they take in a sentence etc...

Unit 1 is an introduction of the course...