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Online vs. Onsite TEFL Courses Natalie Donahue - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				 There are many different companies that offer courses (to varying   degrees of credibility) to those wishing to be a teacher of English   as a second/foreign language.  Generally, these companies offer two   types of courses: online and onsite. Online courses are those that   are taken over the Internet ' in which the company emails the   students their coursework, and offers an online tutor for   assistance; onsite courses are TEFL Courses that are taken on the   premises of the company generally in a teaching location in a   foreign country.  These courses are conducted in the same manner as   a high school or college course.  There are advantages and   disadvantages to both course types, and these will be explored in   this paper.Taking a TEFL course online has a few distinct ...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			Tefl article - TEFL Games in the classroom #357 - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				The following contain the results of my reading in to sources   pertaining to the use of games in English classes.  Most of my   references, as cited in the sources list, were taken (and copied)  with  permission from Jouchi (Sophia) University.  I have also drawn  upon the  teachings of Ray Ormandy, director of my present school  (PLS) who has  pioneered EFL methods in Japan for over 30 years,  specifically in games  for children´s classes.  1. Why play games in the classroom  There are many reasons to use games in English classes.   Aside from  the pure enjoyment of playing games as opposed to  drilling or  deskwork, games can be used to give spot reviews and  reinforcement of  specific parts of English (e.g. grammar,  vocabulary).  Games,  especially for young learners,...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			Games in the classroom Jun Albert - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				The following contain the results of my reading in to sources  pertaining to the use of games in English classes.  Most of my  references, as cited in the sources list, were taken (and copied)  with permission from Jouchi (Sophia) University.  I have also drawn  upon the teachings of Ray Ormandy, director of my present school  (PLS) who has pioneered EFL methods in Japan for over 30 years,  specifically in games for children´s classes.1. Why play games in the classroomThere are many reasons to use games in English classes.   Aside from the pure enjoyment of playing games as opposed to  drilling or deskwork, games can be used to give spot reviews and  reinforcement of specific parts of English (e.g. grammar,  vocabulary).  Games, especially for young learners, directly  influence...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			


