TEFL Reviews

Personally I enjoy having books in the lessons I teach...

As with the previous tense units, this unit is very similar, yet this unit was quite difficult to understand fully at first sight...

Indeed a short unit, presenting the receptive skills of reading and listening, how to teach, develop and use the skills in the classroom...

In this unit we studied the principles of teaching special groups with the focus on teaching business English...

The differences between tenses in reported speech is more complicated than I thought...

In this unit we went over the basic structures of the past tenses...

This unit covered several aspects of using workbooks and class materials when teaching TEFL lessons...

This unit has provided me with the most practical guidance in lesson planning so far...

This unit explained when and how to explain the different facets of language vocabulary, grammar, and functions...

The two videos shows different class atmosphere and how it affects the learning of students...

This unit demonstrates us two video examples of successful and unsuccessful lessons...

In this unit, I studied the seven common forms of the future tense along with their usages...

The first thiong i noticed about the teacher is their expressions on both 1 and 2 lessons...

This unit focussed on dealing with certain challenging situations that can come up...

Unit 16 talked about two separate grammatical concepts, conditionals and reported speech...

Overall from what I have learned this unit is how to use the 7 future tenses, and knowing what indicate their different tenses and usages...

The video was very helpful with this lesson...

This section was very helpful at refreshing my mind about the basics of English grammar...

In this unit I learned about Teaching Pronunciation And Phonology...

Unit 20 is about troubleshooting in classes...

The unit discusses how to effectively teach receptive skills of reading and listening...

I have great difficulty with phrases verbs...

This perticular unit of conditional and reported speachg was at first confusing for me...

This unit was about future tense, which is the most complex tense in the English Language...

I have learn that there are different types of present tenses and each type is written differently to explain the different types of situation in which one describe an activity...

The present tense has four main types: present simple, present continuous, present perfect, and present perfect continuous...

I wasn't aware of these terms before so I found it very interesting...

Well, so far, as for me, this was the most complex unit from all previous ones...

In this unit, the content focused on different learning strategies and methodologies for students...

Writing is just as important as to the speaking, understanding (listening) and reading of the language, but can be a very difficult area as to the speaking and listening area, especially when your students have a different alphabetical system from the English language...

This unit was helpful for me...

In this unit, I learned that teacher can use some materials helping students correct themselves or get them attention...

when we teach,we will encounter some of the most common problem situations in the classroom,and we should know some suggest ways of dealing with them...

This unit reviews the forms and usages of the future tense...

Getting to know all the teaching-learning theories and approaches is very important because a class can be made up of different activities...

Creating a scheme about the lesson to be taught is just the first milestone within the whole process...

This Unit tried to put the short grammar review about passive and active voice, modals and phrasal verbs...

What I like most about this unit is that it's providing sources...

This unit dealt extensively with various important aspect of esl...

It was very interesting seeing the extreme differences between the two lessons...