TEFL Reviews

I expected this unit to be more explicit regarding the testing methods...

Unit 18 was the most challenging unit for me so far...

This unit showed two different video's of the same lesson but with a complete different attitude from the teacher...

Last Unit was about receptive skills, so this Unit became a reasonable continuation of a theme regarding skills-it is about productive skills:speaking and writing...

Unit 3 discusses the different the different theories, techniques, and methods that have been used and/or are useful in different situations and levels of language acquisition...

This unit presents a wide range of teaching materials that can be used by EFL teachers during their teaching process...

Unit 4 focuses on teaching new language vocabulary, grammar and functions...

This section detailed the usages of the Past Simple, Past Perfect, Past Continuous and Past Perfect Continuous forms of verbs...

In Unit 8 entitled ?The Future Tenses?, I learned the Tense System, which commonly consists of seven tenses...

This unit was more familiar to me than the others...

This unit prepares teachers to plan lessons...

Going over speaking and writing has been yet another valuable lesson for me...

This unit discussed the approaches to introducing new vocabulary and grammar to students...

This unit was about teaching another language...

Modal and phrasal verbs were concentrated on...

This was an interesting unit because I have never heard anything about conditional clauses...

From this unit,it's vital for us to write lesson plans...

In this unit, I watched two videos...

In this unit i have learnt what equipment can be used in the classroom and how effective it is, from using visuals to using a whiteboard...

ESL teachers are forced to step outside of their idea of a failed academic system that never helped them learn to speak a language when they were at school and to do things completely differently...

In this unit I was able to recognize and recap the differences between the present simple, the present continuous, the present perfect, and the present perfect continuous, along with when to use it - making it useful for me to explain to second language learners...

This has been by far the most difficult unit thus far...

This unit taught the past tense forms of verbs in the past, past continuous, past perfect and past perfect continuous forms...

This unit seemed to be establishing a solid foundation for teachers in understanding the lesson structure and application...

I felt this unit was very informative...

This unit described potential problems and ways to deal with them...

this unit teaches us the how to construct and use a lesson plane, along with the infinite benefits of keep them on file...

Lesson planning not only keeps you \"on task\", but it also let you and others see the \"big picture\" A lesson plan is simply a model of a baby step in teaching...

In this unit I learnt how to plan a lesson...

This lesson discussed the first two basic skills that are fundamental to learning a language, namely: reading and listening...

As I mentioned earlier, at the academy where I am currently employed I primarily teach speaking and writing classes...

Much like the Present tense unit the focus was on four main aspects Simple, Continuous, Perfect and perfect continuous...

ESA is a wonderful and simple model to create lesson plans and learning in the class room...

Tenses are always a little bit difficult for me, but they are essential for the students to have an understanding of what they are learning...

In this unit we looked at the teaching equipment and aids that can be used in the classroom in order to assist the teacher in their presentation of the lesson as well as capture interest from students...

Unit 2 gives a clear explanation of the different parts of speech...

I think lesson planning is a necessary task to be fulfilled before the actual lesson takes place...

I learned a great deal of knowledge in this unit...

English is the only language I speak, and it's exactly as stated in this module...

I have conducted lessons with a prepared detailed lesson plan, with simple notes and without any prepared lesson plan or notes, and from these experiences, having even the most basic lesson plan is very helful...