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Coventry

It is difficult at times to determine what you mean in the context of the questions posed; particularly between activate and engage. I get it that engage should be fun and get attention, but I then a

Craftsbury

In this unit, I learned about the different types of equipment that I may have access to in my future teaching positions. There were many finer details that I was not aware of when it comes to choosin

Danby

All teaching lessons will require the use of several teaching aids to supplement the information imparted onto students. These vary from digital media like CDs and video to simple white-board notes an

Danville

As I go thrugh this unit,I see the ways in which I can teach a new language to learners.Teaching a language consist of teaching the three main parts of that language which are grammar, vocabulary and

Derby

Many details to bear in mind I felt difficult to find the ESA phases but I think it is something that I have to practice until I get full understand about this methodology. Very helpful all informatio

Dorset

This unit has gone more in-depth into the specific learning of the student, how to teach receptive skills. It has given me a general idea of what might be appropriate material for my specific class, s

Dover

This lesson focused on the types of TEFL functions and evaluation and testing of students within the tefl courses. I feel like I got a deeper understanding of techniques as well as the effects those t

Dummerston

This unit brought back the ESA methodology that is still unclear for me. I tried to push myself to think up then 3 times before choose my answer but even so when I review it I feel insecure and after

Duxbury

This unit has been the most difficult one so far. I had to ask for help to make sure I understood the right wait to pronounce the words and be able to recognize the stressor in a sentence. The part ab

East Haven

This unit focuses on five different groups of English learners: Beginners, Individuals, Young Learners, Business English, and Monolingual vs. Multilingual. Each section discusses how teachers of Engli

East Montpelier

This unit covers any troubleshooting issues for first time teachers and offers suggestions for how to deal with issues such as first lessons, mixed groups, large groups and use of native language. Mos

Eden

In this unit, we can see the importance of speaking and writing. I always thought that speaking was more important than writing. English is a very difficult language to be proficient in writing. We as

Elmore

If you do not have clear examples of some sentences and how to properly figure them out, do NOT have any questions like 16-20. Those were COMPLETELY unfair in my opinion. Some of these questions were

Enosburgh

There are 4 basic skills in any language; receptive skills- reading and listening, and productive skills- speaking and writing. These skills are equally important. In this lesson, it tells the reasons

Essex

Teachers must know who they are teaching and what are the students needs. It is very important to be prepared to find some surprises in the middle of the way. Maybe the students learn very fast and yo

Fair Haven

This unit is about conditionals and reported speech. I learned about the five different conditionals in this unit; zero, first, second, third, and mixed. I learned the structure of each conditional an

Fairfax

We had taken Productive skills this lesson and they are (Writing and Speaking) A-Speaking The difference between accuracy and fluency and which stages they are using, and which is more important 1

Fairfield

This lessons tells about many different teaching methods for ESL and highlights all of their strengths and weaknesses. It then goes on to explain the basic structures of an ESA style lesson. ESA stan

Fairlee

I was really frustrated with this test. It seemed like you guys made it definitely more harder than what it had to be. The way these answers were were quite unfair as one way or another the workbook h

Fayston

In unit 15 the evaluation task and the types of tests available for English learners have been discussed. In the first part of the unit the ways of assessing a student's language level (tutorials, eva

Ferdinand

In this unit, I learned about modals, phrasal verbs, and passive voice. Phrasal verbs, I think, are the one thing from this lesson that the students are going to have the most trouble with, due to the

Ferrisburgh

This unit is about present tenses. The first part is about difference of a time structure of different languages. It is vital for the learners of English to see and know the difference among the varie

Fletcher

There are many issues that a teacher will face within the classroom. First lessons may seem daunting but are excellent opportunities for building rapport with students. Starting the lesson with short,

Franklin

Pronunciation is one of the more neglected aspects in teaching English because it's hard to teach correctly and it's difficult for a native English speaker to even recognize some of the different vari

Georgia

As the use of a course book is practically demanded by the students, I have made the mistake of relying on it too much. I hardly omitted certain lessons and when I did I always had to explain to

Glastenbury

Unit 19 went over more specific groups of English learners. First it outlined the five different types of beginners, which are the absolute beginner, the false beginner, the young beginner, the adult

Glover

The methodologies taught in this lesson is eye opening. Firstly ESA provides flexibility for teachers and sets an outline for teacher plans. Engaging activities are great introductory games for the le

Goshen

This section gives an overview about tests that students may take in your class or in conjunction with your class. Many language schools will give a placement or diagnostic test at the start of a cour

Grafton

This unit is about parts of speech. As a rule this grammatical issies are difficult for students . I just want to mention the most difficult grammar themes for my students. By categorizing and arrangi

Granby

This unit talks about the purposes and methods behind lesson planning. Essentially the most important aspect in planning a lesson is defining an objective. Then we must work backward from our end goal

Grand Isle

This unit talks about the various resources available to TEFL students and teachers from dictionaries to radio programs to videos. In this unit I learned about all the different resources and websites

Granville

This unit covered the various aspects of teaching pronunciation to ESL students as well as the problems a teacher will encounter when doing so. Ideas such as intonation and stress are difficult for no

Greensboro

During this lesson I was able to achieve a deeper understanding of receptive skills. It helped me to see the greater meaning of listening and reading in its various forms such as skimming, scanning, e

Groton

In this unit we learned about conditionals and reported speech. We learned about different conditionals, which in themselves are quite interesting. They are speaking of a thing that may have never exi

Guildhall

In this unit we studied the two productive skills, writing and speaking. We learned about different speaking and writing activities to encourage students to use what they know and explore what they do

Guilford

Content of unit 14 is the course book and lesson materials. Beside course books, there are two kinds kind of materials that a teacher can choose when teaching a new language: authentic materials, anyt

Halifax

This unit cover the next part of Grammar that have started in previous units.In this unit i have read about Modals, Phrasal verbs, and Passive voice. As mentioned in this unit it would need at least f

Hancock

This unit discussed ways in which teachers can select appropriate course material for their students, and the different ways in which pre-prepared and authentic materials can be used effectively in an

Hardwick

17-20 answers can be different depending on the person. 6-10 were also quite hard in my opinion. I found that there were no examples with "last week", so that was very hard. Questions 1-5 were fine. O

Hartford

In this unit, I have learned about receptive skills. I have learned several ways to help my students to enhance their listening and reading skills. The most interesting idea for me is not to mention a

Hartland

Unit eight presented the English most common tenses used with future meaning, that's to say: the future simple, future continuous, future perfect, future perfect continuous, to be going to future, pre

Highgate

Unit 4 is an introduction to the four present tenses: the present simple, present continuous, present perfect and presen perfect continuous. These tenses are the basic ones used in sopken English and

Hinesburg

Unit 16 really taught me something. I have always had a difficult time teaching conditionals. While this remains a very difficult concept for the students to fully grasp, I feel that I can better

Holland

This unit talks about various activities to maximize learning in the classroom for productive skills, writing and speaking. While most students in ESL classes will wish to focus mainly on their speaki

Hubbardton

Since there are different types of learners of English, in needless to say that there will be different types of lessons a teacher can teach. This unit focuses on this. Some students might be interest

Huntington

From this unit I have learnt about modals, phrasal verbs, relative clauses and passive voice. This was another complicated topic and difficult to digest therefore I can see how it would be even more d

Hyde Park

This unit contains different parts of grammars which were modal auxiliary verbs and passive voice, as well as phrasal verbs and relative clauses. The chart was easy to look at and understand. It was a

Ira

In this lesson, I learned about phonetics and pronunciation. This lesson is actually review for me as I had recently taken a course in linguistics in university. It was good for me to reiterate the IP

Irasburg

Lesson planning is the focus of unit nine. There is no one official way of writing a lesson plan and most of the times teachers with experience will create their own way of keeping track of contents a

Isle La Motte

This unit focuses on productive skills: speaking and writing. This unit looks at the importance of spelling, handwriting, and punctuation in writing English, and the importance of accuracy and fluency

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