TEFL Reviews

This unit covers teaching special groups, from children, beginners, individual students as well as teaching business English to professional workers...

There is a large number of different methods that are used to teach students...

Troubleshooting...

I think thought the lesson we have to balance authentic materials and created materials...

This unit is about pronunciation and phonology...

Starting with the board the many uses for them were discussed and guidelines were put forward to make the teachers use of the board the most effective for example write neatly and at the correct size so that the whole class can see what is on the board, section off the board, use different colours and underline or circle language points so they are highlighted for the students...

In this unit I learned more about the phonetic script and how to decipher it...

In this unit we learn how to make the most out of a teaching day...

This unit provides an overview of equipment and teaching aids one might use in the classroom...

This section focuses on managing a classroom based on the properties of the class...

This unit did not focus on grammar or the nuances of the English language...

In the English grammar, and according to this unit, it is considered that there are three different times; the past, the present and the future...

I think it is very useful to see two of the same lessons taught in two completely different ways...

Establishing report with students right away is crucial because this is likely how the energy in the class will be throughout the course...

Unit 18 is about modals, phrasal verbs and passive voice...

The first time I heard the words ?Planning lesson? I completely assumed that it needed to be necessarily the script of a lesson, and that it also needed to include the pauses, breaths and stops of the teacher...

Planning is a part and parcel of every single lesson...

I enjoyed watching the two different videos and seeing that a profound difference was made by a change in the teacher's attitude...

This unit describes what receptive skills are, and helps to establish their importance in learning a language...

This unit covered the productive skills of speaking and writing...

The aim of this course is to give participants the opportunity to study ideas and methodologies in the Teaching of Business English in an EFL school setting...

Having already worked through the tense systems for present and past tense, I think the future tenses are relatively straight forward, since they follow a similar pattern...

This unit reviewed present tense verbs and common mistakes students make when learning them...

the importance of ensuring that students need to know when learning English is to be exposed to is, understanding the meaning and how to construct sentences, as well as language functions...

I found this unit the most difficult to understand...

In our school we don't have any test systems put in place, however, with the new program that we're working on I would definitely like to introduce a placement tests to place students in the correct level and progress tests throughout to gauge their improvement...

I have learned a great deal on classroom management...

This unit covered conditionals, a very tedious aspect of English grammar...

This unit focused on modals, phrasal words, and the passive voice...

This unit provides all of the different resources that can aid a teacher in teaching an English lesson...

I really enjoyed this unit on classroom management...

To have a well developed plan before teaching allows the teacher to be ready for any surprises that may come up in a lesson...

Learning new words in the English language can be difficult...

This unit is full of tips on how to control/manage your class much better...

The attitude with which the teacher comes to class has a big impact on the success of the lesson...

I have learnt that the attitude of a teacher can seriously affects the outcome of the lesson...

This module covered the teachability and applicability in a classroom setting of vocabulary, language structure, and language function lessons that I have reviewed and will continue to review...

Pronunciation and phonology are the most neglected aspects of ESL teaching...

This unit discussed the use of coursebooks and lesson materials in class...

In Unit 5 we covered the importance of lesson planning and examined some templates and techniques for planning a lesson...