TEFL Reviews

This was a valuable unit because it taught how to best set up a classroom, not only physically, but psychologically also...

In unit six we looked at the past tense...

Unit 17 presents the different teaching equipment...

In this chapter, the focus was on pronunciation...

In this lesson I learned how to find and utilize proper book and teaching materials...

First and famous,I have come to realize some certain important points that I have learned, like grouping students,classroom arrangements,establishing rapport and teachers talk time and maintaining discipline...

In this unit we looked at the most common problem situations that teachers can encounter in the classroom...

Unit 11 focused on receptive skills, reading and listening...

Even though I have taught difficult students for many years, I still found value in the new ideas presented in this unit...

A valuable unit describing the ins and outs of seeking employment as an ESL teacher as well as clear information on being politically correct in an unfamiliar country until you are accustomed to their culture...

I learned from this section Theories, Methods and Techniques for teaching TEFL...

In this unit we were introduced with three big topics in one, while teaching it to students would be much easier if we separate those in three separate lessons, and each of them would require more then just one lesson, as those topics are very big and include a lot of information which is hard for students...

This Unit was about part of speeches...

Unit 6 is dedicated to the Past Tenses...

This unit dealt with teaching materials, presenting examples and differences between authentic i...

This was an excellent review of methodology, by taking what I already know and applying it to a new environment: Business English...

The equipment used was well explained and the purpose of each...

This unit is really useful to understand how and where to place the action in time; knowing how to explain when we did something is really crucial in order to keep track of the time line of actions during a conversation...

Before having read Unit 12, I used to think that speaking was the most important part due to the fact that ?speaking? is the easiest way to prove that someone can speak a language...

During this unit, I found myself mostly thinking about how to deal with a school that gives you a syllabus, but not a list of required course materials...

Learning about the different usages of past tense has helped me immensely to identify them, and therefore apply them in a teaching environment...

Language learning is difficult business...

This unit is about course books and materials and how to make good use of them...

It is important for a teacher to impart the lesson in a manner where the student is able to understand and also be interactive...

The 'modals' are: can, could, may, might, shall, should, will, would, must, have to, have got to, need to, needn't and ought to...

Unit 11 highlights the importance of reading and listening, and teaches ways to teach receptive listening...

Reading and listening is such a crucial part of any language and it may be hard to teach it as a teacher or learn it as a student...

This unit recapped the various past tense forms and gave examples of when to use them...

From this unit, I learnt several correct forms of direct and reported sentences and also the method to teach students...

Unit twenty focuses on common problem situations and troubleshooting...

This unit contained information on how to identify and use the 5 future tenses, as well as the 2 present tenses which may be employed as future tenses...

There are many specific and helpful examples of lesson ideas for each stage in ESA...

In Unit 15 I have learned that there are various types of tests used for different purposes when learning English as a foreign language...

Training techniques and methods have proven to be the most effective tools when it comes to teaching dating back from iron age...

This unit was most insightful in learning conditionals ...

This unit covered how to evaluate your students to see if they are progressing and retaining the information you are teaching...

This in some ways is a new to me in my years of training, teaching...

I enjoyed this section...

This unit covered the different types of examinations that English language learners will most likely come across in their language learning journey...

This unit was interesting, and yet the most difficult for me thus far to understand...