TEFL Acronyms
TEFL Acronyms, TEFL destinations, and unit 19 are unlocked
All content within each unit is exactly the same as it appears in the paid online TEFL course, but you cannot download; this is limited to the paid version of our online TEFL certification 120-hour course.
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Video & text content is equally important, and is evaluated in each end of unit quiz.
All units follow this style
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Most units contain basic quizzes with some written answers required to help you learn the material well.
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The Benefits of Bilingualism
English Language History
What are lesson flows?
Lesson flows are our unique way of getting you to interact with the unit’s learning, taking your time to see how what you’ve learned fits into the classroom dynamic. Online courses sometimes struggle to get students thinking beyond the basics, but we hope our course goes a step further than this. A lesson flow is sometimes just a series of related multiple choice questions (like this), but later in the course, we introduce a sequenced collection of multiple choice questions that simulates the flow of an actual taught lesson (you’ll see more of this later). It reviews content easily and gives you a feeling of making decisions about a TEFL lesson in the sequence of a lesson (plan). This one below is just to give you a taster.
Lesson Flow 1
What does the acronym TTT stand for in TEFL? (There are two correct meanings)
We are phasing out our old system of quizzes and have introduced a fully automated, tracked system, as shown immediately below (this is just an image of the new system). Our new-style ‘login course’ assessments are now standard for new students. Quizzes auto-save, meaning you don’t lose your work if you need to leave in the middle of things.
The example quiz below is just for display purposes:
