TEFL Reviews

A modal verb is a type of verb that is used to indicate modality - that is: likelihood, ability, permission and obligation...

This chapter gave a detailed overview of how to asses students and which exam is used at the different point of assesment...

There are cultural differences that a good teacher should be aware of...

I learned that much comes into keeping order to a classroom...

In this unit I learned a lot about how important managing a classroom is and how to use proper eye contact (too much, too little), writing on the board, siting vs standing for the teacher, and using gestures and simple language so everyone understands you...

Unit 9, Talk about lesson planning...

This was a very confusing unit for me...

This unit outlines many different teaching aids available to teachers...

This lesson covered the basics of teaching receptive skills (reading and listening), as well as gave some ideas for activities that could prove to be effective for teaching receptive language skills...

Applied Phonetics video was very good base for introduction and learning of pronunciation as it is rarely taught in schools and university, while it seemed to be an abstract concept to an English speaker having gone through schooling, I have found it to be comparable to deaf speakers learning words and have opened up my understanding of learning phonetics in addition so as to be fluent in phoneticsthis is the last unit and I have gained alot...

In this unit, I have understood the benefits of using various equipment and teaching aids...

Rapport with the students and how to arrange a classroom are very important...

Seven types of future tenses is quite a lot to learn for students but also to teachers...

Usage of present tenses are not that difficult to learn and remember...

This unit covered past tenses which includes: past simple, past continuous, past perfect, and past perfect continuous...

This unit described both authentic and non-authentic materials and the pros and cons of using each in a business setting...

I have finished this last unit which was like a view of all what I have taken in the previous units...

The current lesson covers the verb future tenses, their uses, and methods for teaching this information to learners...

This unit provided great visual representations of poorly as well as well carried out lessons...

The unit explained how to form lesson plans and how those lesson plans may change as the teacher becomes more experienced...

This unit covers conditional sentences and reported speech in English...

Course books are very important in planning a lesson...

In this unit, I learnt about modal auxiliary verbs and phrasal verbs...

This unit looked at the various aspects of the future tense...

In this unit,I learned a lot constructing sentenses...

Grammar units are my favorite...

This unit was about modals, phrasal verbs, and the passive voice...

This unit focused on the different methodology used in language teaching...

This unit covers different approaches to implementing teaching materials effectively...

I loved watching those two videos...

I think vocabulary is the building blocks to learning a language...

By far this unit was the most confusing and challenging...

This unit is helpful because it show us how the first video is not the way to follow if you really desire to teach and to have good results...

Unit 2 covered the basics of parts of speech...

Unit 15 has taught me evaluation and testing students...

This unit was about equipment and teaching aids...

The best way to think about past tenses is to relate them to their corresponding present tenses...

This unit was really informative...

This unit focuses on the use of the future tenses with a brief review of present tense, which can also be used to talk about the future...

This unit has given me the understanding that the system and structure of past tenses is not much different from present tenses,except that past tenses relate to the events occurred in past...