TEFL Reviews

Unit 8 is a bit complicated and confusing that it has 7 forms including the present simple and the present continuous, although referring to the future the tense is in it's present form...

This unit is talking about the grammar of conditionals and reported speech...

Unit 7- Teaching New Language...

Unit 16 covered conditional and reported speech...

This unit discussed phonetics, stress, intonation, and other things related to making sounds in English...

This unit showed me the different forms a Business English lesson may take and made me aware of the importance of variety...

While I was working through this unit, I learnt simple ways to categorise ways to use the past tense and how to clearly distinguish the sentences into them...

In most English classes, smaller classes are easier to handle for a teacher than large classes,most learners find it easier to explain a point to their classmates in their native language...

This unit discussed conditionals and reported speech...

Unit 4 gives an overview of the tense system and I have learned that in the English language, there are three different times i...

Unit 9 was an informative overview about lesson planning...

Modal and Phrasal Verbs are quite difficult for some EL's to remember simply because \"came up\" and \"came down\" and \"came in/out\" are completely difference meanings despite looking the same...

In this lesson I observed how a TEFL certified teacher teaches class...

This was a useful unit, due to the various suggestions it contained...

For a international language there a surely a lot of different test that can be done...

This lesson has taught me the differences between present tenses...

This unit covered the many different aspects of future tenses, as well as two present tenses that are closely related...

While I would have to refer to the conditional charts to remember them, I don't feel it is necessary to commit them to memory...

There are many different opportunities to use the overall structure and methodology taught in this course but it must be tailored to address the needs of the group or individual learners to be most effective...

This unit was particularly useful in my opinion because it talks about something that we use every day in common English usage which is the future tense...

I have learnt that teacher must be flexible and change his/her role according to the activity and situation without being dominant or leaving the students uncertain...

This unit concentrates on the variety and different types of classes and students we may encounter as teachers...

This final Unit is very relevant to my teaching experience as I have been teaching overseas for already a few years...

This unit focused on reviewing verb tenses in the English language...

this unit is the most difficult for me since i have start to learn English...

This Unit introduces different TEFL methodologies; specifically focusing on the ESA method (Engage, Study, Activate)...

I found this unit to be particularly challenging...

By far this is the hardest grammar unit I have studied...

Beginners, Young Learners, Business Students, types of classes, teaching beginners/their types (absolute, false, young), methodology/techniques, possible problems/motivation, individual students, suitable one-to-one activities, checking/teaching children...

This lesson does act as helping hand on possible future situations in which I could find myself submerged in...

This lesson explained the different possible ways to structure a lesson teaching vocabulary, grammatical structures, and functions...

I had something of a love/hate relationship with this unit...

We covered a lot of detailed content on the specifics of managing a class...

This unit covered modal auxiliary verbs, passive voice, relative clauses, and phrasal verbs...

Relatively easier than the present and past tenses...

Past perfect tense is something I don't usually use so it confuses me a bit...

It's important to know what types of resources are available...

Thank you for the more tips on difficult situations...

Very challenging and useful to know the various usages for the future tenses...

We learn our primary language (L1) through absorption and trial-and-error...