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"I loved the modules on planning lessons and creating games"
The TEFL Institute of Ireland review, submitted by Julie. Too much difficult grammar! Understand grammar is an essential factor in any TEFL training program. However, I didn’t expect EVERY module to be grammar focused! Wish I’d known beforehand so I could prepare better, or perhaps choose a different program that doesn’t emphasize grammar so intensively. Apart from this criticism, I was able to…
5 ways to teach phrasal verbs
5 ways to teach phrasal verbs
Combining the difficulties of idioms with the treacherous grammar requirements of verb usage, often fusing totally unrelated words together, and eventually coming up with a whole different meaning than you might expect, these bad boys certainly aren’t the easiest aspects of learning English as a second language. No wonder then that there’s typically an audible gasp from the class the moment you…
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5 TEFL games that even teenage students will play
5 TEFL games that even teenage students will play
No matter if you’re teaching a group of young kids who’ve just taken their first steps into the world of English language learning, or a group of maturing teens who’ve a penchant for sitting sulkily in the corners of classes, this list of much-loved TEFL games is sure to break the ice, get the grammar going and the vocab flowing. Enjoy… Workshop classroom | © Micah Sittig/Flickr The story game…
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