TEFL Reviews

This unit studies the productive skills of the language ;Speaking and Writing...

This lesson helped me understand the importance of evaluating students in the class...

Correct pronunciation has always been one of the most problematic issues in a class...

Classroom arrangements and groupings to facilitate learning were covered this unit...

Unit 13 is very informative and helpful in understanding how people make sounds...

This unit provides the usage of modal verbs: may, might, need to, must, have to, have got to, should, ought to, can, could, be able to, and would and the form of passive voice, different types of clauses: Independent clause, Dependant clause and Relative clause and the types of phrasal verbs: Intransitive, Transitive Separable and Transitive Inseparable and helpful teaching ways concerning with each scope...

This unit mainly focused on vocabulary, grammar structure and language functions...

This unit takes the chance to go over possible foreseen problems in the classroom...

This unit not only focuses on the modal auxiliary verbs, phrasal verbs but also the passive voice and relative clauses...

I enjoyed this topic, though I do believe the equipment in the classroom are often more expansive than that suggested in this unit, but it does provide a basic overview, and talks about the usages, yet typically I have found that most teachers nowadays tend to use the likes of OHP for games and watching movies with children during special occasions such as holidays...

This lesson about the use of coursebook and lesson materials gave me a broader perspective about the different possiblities of using different materials inside the classroom...

English grammar is difficult to grasp and to teach...

Unit 14 was a good introduction to the pros and cons of using course books in the classroom...

It's of course very important to have a clear structure before going into the classroom...

This unit describes when and how to use the past tense forms, among which are the past simple, past perfect, past continuous and past perfect continuous...

There are different ways for a teacher and the student to evaluate their levels and progress and to prepare the students for other for external exams...

I am enjoying that each of these recent units seem focused on applying new content to the ESA sequences...

This unit went back to teaching English grammar, this time by covering conditionals and reported speech...

This Unit made me aware of the various tools out there that can be used to effectively teach English to many students...

In this unit we saw the different types of classes we may need to handle...

This final grammar unit covered up a lot of important grammar lessons and stood out as a review on some of the most important grammar lessons that any English language teacher should know...

This unit covered some different teaching theories and then narrowed its focus on the ESA approach and a couple of variations...

This unit is based on the progress process of a course design and the different stages of contact with our clients from first meetings and a need analysis to find out what the students need or want to be taught...

This is an important lesson on tenses...

I found the breakdown of methodologies very interesting...

There are different teaching techniques ESL teachers can utilize for ensuring students are effectively processing English for the long-term...

This unit describes how to teach students to use intonation and stress according to the speaker?s purpose and to use phonemic symbols...

In this unit, I was able to expand my knowledge of the past tense and see how to apply it correctly...

Unit 5 talks about some of the values of lesson planning, for example, keeping it simple, have a structure, have a schedule and making sure activities go together...

This lesson was a bit tricky, but useful...

Lesson plans can be beneficial for teachers because it can assist you in carrying out all your plans for the class in a timely fashion...

This unit taught about the ways that we as teachers can introduce new language to students...

Test and Evaluation involves evaluating a product from the component level, to stand-alone system, integrated system, and, if appropriate, system-of-system and enterprise...

This unit focuses on pronunciation and phonology in the English language...

This unit discussed vocabulary, grammar and functions...

It is interesting how this chapter brings up the dilemma of teaching irregular verbs in the past tense...

I learned that the future tense is quite possibly the most complex tense...

The parts of speech unit revealed how to classify each word in a sentence by their purpose and/or and their added meaning...

The Evaluation and Testing unit looks at the different methods of evaluating students English level...

This unit was significantly easier than the previous units...