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meganjade wrote: ↑ Sat Feb 16, 2019 8:28 am Hi I'm Megan I really need some help with the following questions im on my last attempt Choose from the following: a: Presentation, Practice, Production b: The Direct Method c: The Communicative Method d: The Grammar Translation Method e: Test-Teach-Test f: Task Based Learning g:The Eclectic Method h:The Silent Way i: The Audio Lingual Method j: Total Physical Response 1: The teacher asks their students to stand, sit, dance, run, clap and shout – which they do. The class then play a game of Simon Says taking it in turns to lead the activity. Answer: ..................................... 2: The teacher presents sentences to the class and asks them all to repeat, firstly as a group and then individually with the teacher providing feedback on accuracy and pronunciation. The approach is teacher led and focusses largely on repetition of core structures and sentences – not only in the classroom but also in language labs where available Answer: ..................................... 3: The teacher aims to be as quiet as possible in the classroom allowing their students to produce as much language as possible through exploration with minimal instructions. Cuisenaire rods can be used to represent word forms or structures but the focus is on experimentation by the learners using the blocks of language that have been introduced Answer: ..................................... 4: The teacher works hard to ensure that as many activities as possible focus on interaction in the classroom with this interaction being both the means and the goal of learning the language. Activities used will include role play, interviews, games, activities and pair work. The ability to interact in the new language is the key to all that is done in the classroom Answer: ..................................... 5: A teacher varies the techniques and approaches they use in the classroom based on what they believe works best for different items they are teaching and the students in the class. Some activities may focus on grammatical accuracy, others on fluency and others on tasks and projects. Answer: ..................................... 6: The teacher asks the students to work through an activity comparing the present perfect with the present perfect continuous. Errors are picked up and the teacher presents the grammatical rules and then asks the students to practice in small groups. Answer: ..................................... 7: The teacher focusses most of their attention on grammatical points, often explaining rules in depth and in the learners L1 if possible. Learners begin by reading and writing with the teacher ensuring that mistakes are not made in the structure of the language produced, at the expense of fluency and verbal communication. Answer: ..................................... 8: A group of students are given a travel guide and asked to plan a 2 week holiday for next year and then to sell the holiday to other students in the class, focussing on reasons why their trip would be the best Answer: ..................................... 9: A method of teaching where L1 is never used, grammar is taught inductively, concrete vocabulary is introduced through demonstration, mime and pictures and abstract vocabulary is introduced through association of ideas Answer: ..................................... 10: The teacher introduces a new grammatical structure to the class through mime and pictures whilst modelling the actual sentence containing the new structure. The students drill this structure and are then given a short activity helping them to produce short sentences featuring the same grammatical point. The final activity involves the students producing their own sentences in pairs whilst the teacher walks around the class helping and providing feedback. Answer: .....................................

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10 Steps to Passing Your TEFL: Study and assignment tips

Just ordered a TEFL course, or thinking of doing so, but worried about passing? The dreams of travelling abroad get a cold shower when you think about the work required to get the all-important TEFL certificate.

Each TEFL course provider has different module structures, assignments and tests, so this guide will help you in a general sense, rather than giving specific details on the course you’re doing. From my experience, courses are generally similar, so nothing should come as a big surprise.

1. Learn the requirements of your course

Before you start the course (and ideally before you buy it), look at the course structure. How many modules are there? When will there be quizzes? How many written assignments are you expected to do, and is there a final exam?

2. Set a schedule and be consistent

Now you know the structure of your course, you can plan a schedule to suit your life.

Figure out how soon you want to finish the course and calculate the number of hours you need to study per day.

Let’s say you’re doing a 120-hour course with 20 modules (each approximately 6 hours). You want to finish in two months and only work weekdays. That gives you around 40 working days, so you need to finish a module every two days – approximately 3 hours of study a day.

3. Take quality notes

But don’t just write down everything you read or hear. Pick out key, specific information. Not only does this streamline your notes, but it saves a lot of time. Don’t be afraid to write shorthand. As long as you understand what your notes mean, that’s enough. For example, you read this:

To accurately and holistically assess your students’ English, take into account all four key skills – reading, writing, listening and speaking – as well as grammar. Avoid focusing on just one aspect.

4. Get the grammar down

You won’t have to know this information for the majority of lessons in your TEFL career, especially with lower-level learners. But if you want to be a quality English teacher, it’s important to know your stuff.

5. Use your tutor (if you have one) and community support

And whether or not you have a tutor, you can find help from TEFL communities. This might be your classmates from the in-person course. Or, your online course provider may already have a forum in which you can interact with fellow students.

6. Save the given resources

7. write assignments concisely and edit carefully.

The written assignment is a feature of almost all TEFL courses. It can be daunting, especially compared to the multiple choice quizzes at the end of each module.

8. Make sure Observed Teaching Practice is student-centred and effective

The best TEFL courses include Observed Teaching Practice (OTP) in which you teach real students under the watchful eye of an experienced teacher. It’s so valuable in improving your craft.

Second, make sure the student is the focus of the class. Not you. Ultimately, teaching is not about the teacher’s performance, but how well the students learn. Get your class involved, engaged and active. Don’t stand at the front and lecture them.

Follow a simple lesson plan, and let the students do the work while you act as a guide. This is quality teaching. It may seem like you’re not doing much, but a good teacher doesn’t have to be the centre of attention.

And play a game at the end. Everyone loves games.

If you’re worried TEFL might be too hard, read my article Is TEFL Teaching Hard? A guide to whether TEFL is right for you to get a broad perspective on the challenges of being a TEFL teacher. Spoiler: getting the certificate is easy!

10. Start now

This may seem like easyt, but for many people, it’s the hardest part of the process. It’s the big jump. Once you get rolling, things progress well, but just beginning can prove a barrier.

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'It's vital to respect cultures and make an effort to understand how different and sometimes similar people live their lives: they will be the people who are sitting in front of you.' (Enjoy TEFL Course)

Imagine you have been offered a teaching post in a non-English speaking country. Choose any country that fits this profile. Research the key aspects of the culture in that country, including beliefs and attitudes related to education.

What are the key differences in culture, including education, compared to your own that you will need to grasp and understand before taking up your post? (250-500 words)

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There are many differences between the culture in England and China that need to be understood before working as an English teacher in China. In wider philosophy, the western world promotes individualism, encouraging the idea that a single person can and should stand out from the crowd. This is often a measure of success. In contrast, in China it is not the individual but the group that matters. Chinese people don't try to "show off" or draw attention to themselves.

Chinese society is very hierarchical, whereby respect for elders and seniority is paramount. Family is extremely important, and younger generations are taught to obey older generations.

It is also the custom in China for workers to follow orders from senior employees, without question. Asking questions is not acceptable. This behaviour begins in school, where the teacher is at the top of the hierarchy and their orders are to be followed. This is very different from an English classroom, where asking lots of questions is encouraged.

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what you'll learn

We’ll explore what makes learning the English language unique, give you a working background of the TEFL environment, and break down key teaching methods. 

There’s more to the teacher role than you might think. We’re going to teach you how to be a competent and effective EFL teacher both inside and outside of the classroom. You’ll also gain an understanding of skill sets required for a range of EFL work situations including kindergarten, homeroom, training center, and more!

Here, we’ll show you how to drive motivation, identify effective learners, and implement learning strategies based on your EFL learners. You’ll also learn how to encourage autonomy in the classroom through classroom activities and reflection. 

Planning and presenting lesson plans is the most critical teacher skill of all. Here, you’ll get an overview on how to plan and present high-quality lesson plans (and we’ll go more in-depth in Module 7 and 8). In this introduction, you’ll get a grasp on how to set objectives and goals, manage your time, utilize and assess available content/resources, and how to reflect after completed lessons. We put all of these ideas together with an example lesson plan that you can use as a template moving forward. 

You may be a native English speaker, but unless you majored in English, you probably forgot a lot of grammar concepts and mechanics. We’re going to review the fundamentals of grammar including the nine word classes in the English language, verb tenses, conditionals, types of sentences, modals, and cohesion. We wrap this grammar module up with how to teach grammar to different age groups. You don’t need to feel intimidated by grammar; you’ll be a grammar teaching ninja by the end of this module! 

Knowing, understanding, and being able to apply and explain key language components is a great skill and we’re going to teach you how to do it here! You’re going to learn how to teach pronunciation, phonological and phonemic awareness, word relationships and awareness, and much more! We provide practical advice on how to plan for analyzing language before a lesson, during a lesson, and after the lesson. 

You’re going to learn how to teach the 4 key skills: Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing. We’re going to share with you some helpful classroom activities to promote these skills as well as how to lesson plan for each using the lesson plan model from Module 4. 

We’re putting together all you have learned about lesson planning from Module 4 and 7 and are going to show you how to apply these skills in an extremely effective way. We provide lesson plan examples and templates that you can print out and use in your lessons as well as a list of activities, exercises, and games that you can use for every part of your lesson. You’ll get a ton out practical advice of this module!

Here you’ll learn about skills that are important in the classroom such as body language, effective use of the board, giving instructions, asking questions, and concept checking. You will also get a grasp on how to assess and correct students effectively. Finally, of course, you’ll receive free exercises and templates to help facilitate these skills in the classroom. 

Classroom management is one of the best ways to ensure you have a smooth year with your students. How do you set up a great learning environment? We’ll walk you through how to set up a classroom, build routines and vocal cues, managing group and partner work, creating a working seating arrangement, and more. If you do this right the first time, you won’t need to be bogged down with classroom discipline!

Teaching young learners (between 3-7 years old) requires different activities, skill sets, and knowledge. We’re going to show you how to plan lessons for young learners that keep them happy and engaged in the classroom. Even if you don’t anticipate teaching this age group, it’s important as an educator to understand the fundamentals of how younger students pick up the basics of the English language. 

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meet your instructors & course creators

Kristine has 5+ years of experience teaching English in international schools, training centers, and online.  Currently in China, she’s the Head Tutor for TEFL Hero and will be assisting you throughout the course!

Ryan is a fully licensed teacher currently working in an international school in China.  He previously taught in South Korea and is responsible for a lot of the curriculum within this course.

Quincy is a former teacher with experience in China and South Korea.  He currently oversees support and operations for TEFL Hero and you will also see his face in a few course videos.

start your teaching journey today!

This course was designed to provide anyone with the foundation needed to start their English teaching career.  Not only will you learn how to manage a classroom and prepare effective lessons, but you’ll have a valid certificate that will help you get better jobs and earn more money!

Get immediate access to a globally-recognized and fully accredited TEFL certificate as soon as you complete the course.

one certificate to rule them all

At the moment, none of the TEFL Hero courses offer a job guarantee.  In our 120-hour TEFL/TESOL course, we do our best to prepare you for your job search and interviews, but the responsibility of finding a job rests on the student.

This is completely up to you!  This is an in-depth course that offers both theory as well as practical aspects of TEFL. That said, m ost students complete the full course + examinations within a few weeks.  Everyone learns at their own pace, but rest assured, there is no time limit to finish the course and you will have lifetime access to this course and any course updates. 

Students retain lifetime access to all TEFL Hero courses – you’re welcome to come back and review a lesson anytime in the future!

The TEFL industry is a growing and changing environment, so you will also have access to any course updates that we make after you completed it. 

In order to gauge progress, students must pass a quiz at the end of each course section to move onto new content.  Each quiz has 15 multiple choice questions and you must earn at least 70% to pass.  You have as many opportunities as needed to pass this quiz. 

At the end of the course, students must pass a 50-question multiple-choice examination with at least 70% in order to earn a certificate.

Once you pass your final examination, you will receive a digital copy of your TEFL certificate immediately. From there, you may print out your TEFL certificate from anywhere in the world! For a more formal touch, we recommend printing onto a quality cardstock paper. 

This certificate will always be accessible via your account page.

The only requirements are that students (1) are older than 16 years of age and (2) have a reasonable competence in English language reading, writing and speaking skills.

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Our 120 hour TEFL course covers all the skills needed to be a real TEFL professional. You’ll learn about the ESL industry, the content that goes into lessons, how to create engaging lesson plans and the skills needed to manage your classes effectively. By the end of this course, you should have all the preparation needed to start a career overseas.

If this is your first time accessing your course, click  Introduction  below and begin your first lesson.

Introduction

• Welcome! Your journey starts here.

—Course orientation

• What actually is TEFL?
• Course content
• Course outline
• Final assessment
• Studying techniques
• After completion
• Course orientation quiz

—TEFL lifestyle

• Life as a teacher
• Destinations
• Class types

Class content

• Class Content – Introduction

—Parts of Speech

• Types of word – Introduction
• Types of word – Nouns, verbs, adjectives
• Types of word – Pronouns, adverbs, prepositions
• Types of word – Conjunctions & interjections
• Types of word – Recap
• Types of word – Quiz
• Types of verb – Introduction
• Types of verb – Action and stative
• Types of verb – Transitive, intransitive, auxiliary, modal
• Types of verb – Phrasal, regular and irregular
• Types of verb – Recap
• Types of verb – Quiz
• Affixes – Introduction
• Affixes – Rules of use
• Affixes – Teaching affixes
• Punctuation – Introduction
• Punctuation – Periods, commas and colons
• Punctuation – Apostrophes, question, exclamation and quotation marks
• Punctuation – Hyphens, dashes, brackets and slashes
• Punctuation – Recap
• Affixes & punctuation – Quiz

—Sentences and Tenses

• Tenses – Introduction
• Tenses – Introduction continued
• Present tenses – Simple and continuous
• Present tenses – Perfect and perfect continuous
• Past tenses – Simple and continuous
• Past tenses – Perfect and perfect continuous
• Future tenses – Simple and continuous
• Future tenses – Perfect and perfect continuous
• Tenses – Summary
• Tenses – Quiz
• Sentence structures – Introduction
• Sentence structures – Simple and compound
• Sentence structures – Complex, and compound-complex
• Sentence structures – Conditional sentences
• Sentence structures – Z conditional and first conditional
• Sentence structures – Second and third conditional
• Sentences – Recap
• Sentences – Quiz

Language skills

• Language Skills – Introduction

—Vocabulary

• Teaching vocabulary – Introduction
• Teaching vocabulary – Meaning, form & pronunciation
• Collocation – Introduction
• Collocation – Types of collocations
• Collocation – Teaching collocations
• Word roots – Introduction
• Word roots – Why they’re important
• Word roots – Teaching tips
• Teaching vocabulary – Summary
• Teaching vocabulary – Quiz
• Teaching reading – Introduction
• Teaching reading to beginners – The alphabet
• Teaching reading to beginners – Phonics
• Teaching reading to beginners – Vocab limitations
• Practicing reading with advanced students – Introduction
• Practicing reading with advanced students – Scanning, skimming & reading for detail
• Practicing reading with advanced students – Activities
• Teaching reading – Summary
• Teaching reading – Quiz
• Teaching writing – Introduction
• Teaching writing to beginners – Foundations
• Teaching writing to beginners – activities
• Advanced writing skills – Getting over the hump
• Advanced writing skills – activities
• Advanced writing skills – activities continued
• Teaching writing – Summary
• Teaching writing – Quiz
• Teaching Speaking – Introduction
• Teaching speaking to beginners – Setting the scene
• Teaching speaking to beginners – Pronunciation
• Teaching speaking – Intonation
• Teaching speaking – Intonation continued
• Word stress – Introduction
• Word stress – Types of word stress
• Word stress – Teaching tips
• Sentence stress – Introduction
• Sentence stress – Teaching tips
• Teaching speaking – Advanced classes
• Teaching speaking – Advanced activities
• Phonetics – Introduction
• Phonetics – International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
• Phonetics – Uses and problems
• Phonetics – Final thoughts
• Teaching speaking – Quiz
• Teaching listening – Introduction
• Teaching listening to beginners – Classroom English
• Teaching listening to beginners – Prep and practice
• Practicing listening with advanced students – Introduction
• Practicing listening with advanced students – Activities
• Teaching listening – Summary
• Teaching listening – Quiz

Preparing for lessons

• Preparing for lessons – Introduction

—Creating lesson plans

• Lesson plans – Introduction
• Lesson plans – Example plan
• Lesson plans – Approaches
• Warmers, fillers and coolers – Introduction
• Warmers, fillers and coolers – With beginners
• Warmers, fillers and coolers – With advanced classes
• Lesson plans – Quiz

—Class Context

• Class context – Introduction
• Class context – Age range
• Class context – Culture
• Class context – Purpose
• Class context – Learning styles
• Class context – Visual, auditory, verbal & kinesthetic learning
• Class context – Summary
• Class context – Quiz

—Motivations

• Motivation – Introduction
• Motivation – Sources of motivation
• Motivation – Tailoring your lesson plans
• Motivation – Praise
• Motivation – When to praise
• Motivation – How to praise
• Motivation – Summary
• Motivation – Quiz

—Spicing Things Up

• Spicing things up – Bringing fun to your classes
• Spicing things up – Bringing in realia
• Spicing things up – Using flashcards
• Spicing things up – TPR
• Spicing things up – Classroom games
• Spicing things up – Films and videos
• Spicing things up – Online activities
• Spicing things up – Conclusion
• Spicing things up – Quiz

Managing your class

• Classroom management – Introduction

—Learning environment

• Positive learning environments – Introduction
• Positive learning environments – Classroom variables
• Positive learning environments – Seating plans
• Positive learning environments – Seating continued
• Positive learning environments – Decorations
• Positive learning environments – Quiz

—Testing students

• Testing students – Introduction
• Testing students – Dynamic approaches
• Testing students – Final thoughts
• Testing students – Quiz

—Rules and problems

• Classroom rules – Introduction
• Classroom rules – Rules for different ages
• Classroom rules – Problem students
• Classroom rules – Final thoughts
• Classroom rules – Quiz

—Observations

• Observations – Introduction
• Observations – Kindergarten class
• Observations – Kindergarten warm-up
• Observations – Junior school drilling
• Observations – Junior school practice
• Observations – Conclusion

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• Teaching online – Introduction
• Teaching online – Equipment
• Teaching online – Setting up your classroom Free Preview
• Teaching online – Selecting and using props
• Teaching online – Teaching techniques
• Teaching online – Motivating students
• Teaching online – Demo classes
• Teaching online – Demo class example
• Teaching online – Conclusion
• Assessment – Introduction
• Assessment – Examination
• Assessment – Assignment
• Assessment – Assignment Submission

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The ultimate let’s tefl 120-hour tefl course.

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• About the Course

Whether you want to teach English overseas or tutor online, the Ultimate Let’s TEFL 120-hour TEFL course covers everything you need. We’ve poured our years of practice from classrooms around the world into creating the ultimate accredited TEFL course. Our single course contains everything you need to know to prepare for a life both inside the classroom, and out.

What you’ll learn:

With our online TEFL course you’ll learn everything you need to step into a classroom and deliver a fun yet educational lesson:

• How the ESL industry works
• What students need to study
• How to teach grammar and tenses
• Ways to practice speaking, listening, reading and writing skills
• How to create and use lesson plans
• Motivation and management techniques
• How to teach kids, teenagers and adults

We include everything which new teachers need to start teaching online or overseas.

Learn how to teach in classrooms AND online.

The Let’s TEFL 120-hour TEFL course prepares you for both teaching in classrooms around the world, or for starting your online teaching career from home.

We include training presented by  an experienced online tutor  to help you utilize your TEFL skills for online classes. You’ll learn how online teaching works, what equipment you’ll need, how to set up your classroom, and the essential techniques which online teachers need to master.

Lifetime job placement service!

Land an incredible teaching job with our placement service. After completing our 120 hour TEFL course, we’ll  guarantee  you a great job with one of our partner schools overseas. All you need to do is meet the visa requirements and demonstrate your suitability through a Skype interview.

Within weeks of completing your course you could be ready to fly out to your new teaching position in  China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand  or elsewhere. Check out the example employment packages to see what you could be earning.

Free employment training course!

Get your CV polished, learn how to ace interviews for teaching positions with our free course.

Applying for teaching positions can be different from other jobs you may have had in the past. Interviewers will be looking for certain things on your CV and you’ll have to do some extra preparation for each interview.

In our free employment training course, we’ll provide extra guidance on creating the perfect CV for teaching positions, show how to get through interviews and how to show off your new teaching skills in demo classes.

Personal feedback & free certificate shipping!

Unlike other courses, we provide you with in-depth feedback, and ship your certificates internationally – FREE of charge.

Getting feedback on your progress and assessments is crucial for any serious course. Our examiners all have at least 5 years of industry experience, and provide an in-depth review of your assignment materials.

We also ship out your signed and stamped certificate using recorded delivery after completing the course. This is especially important for bringing to job interviews, or when applying for visas.

Tutors just a click away

With live chat and email contact options available, you’re only a few clicks away from talking with one of our experienced tutors.

Whether you’re stuck on something with the course, have a concern about classroom skills, or have a question about life as a teacher – we’re here to help.

Study anywhere, anytime!

You can study using your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

Accredited TEFL course

Our 120 Hour TEFL Course is internationally recognized and has been accredited by  The World TEFL Accrediting Commission  (WTEFLAC).

This means that our TEFL course content, grading processes and knowledge of the ESL world meet the stringent requirements needed to provide our students with everything they need.

By earning our WTEFLAC accredited TEFL certificate, you’ll be able to let employers know that you’ve taken the time and care to complete a truly reputable course which is recognized around the world.

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What are the answers to my online TEFL course?

The answers to your online TEFL course should be in the course you are taking. If you are searching Google for answers then you have one of the 3 problems below.

While doing some research I found that quite a few searches were being done in regards to "answers".

So do you know those related search queries on the bottom of the Google search results page?

Here some of the queries people were searching for:

• online TEFL course quiz answers
• answers to online TEFL course
• online TEFL course help
• tefl online test answers
• tefl 120 hour online course answers
• tefl 150 hour online course answers
• tesol 120 hour online course answers
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• tefl unit 4 answers

Branded queries

All but one of these courses are cheap TEFL courses on Groupon.

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• mytefl answers
• tefl express answers
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If you are searching for the answers to your online course I suspect you have a few problems.

Your problem might be:

• The course is not interesting
• You're lazy
• You chose the wrong kind of course

1. The course you are taking is boring, uninspiring or hard 

First let's blame it on the course because this is probably the main reason why you are searching for the answers to your course.

It could be that the course you are taking is not inspiring or intentionally difficult. You might have bought one of those cheap Groupon courses . So this is probably a case of "you get what you pay for" although one of those branded queries above ( myTEFL ) isn't a very cheap course.

Some courses are totally text based and uninspiring.

You won't remember that or at least much of that.

Is that TEFL course hard?

Also some courses make it intentionally more difficult for you because they are not arranged in a way that's inclusive to learning.

They may focus on making you memorize uselss jargon, grammar terms and other fluff just like the majority of the _____ (insert class here) classes you took. 

So if you are uninspired perhaps you can take another course. I would take one that includes a lot of instructional videos  so that you get a visual.

I did receive an email once,

"...I tried a Groupon course and couldn't finish it cause It didn't inspire me..."

And let me ask you a question.

What appealed to you about the course that you took? 

Were they the fancy words like " accreditation " or " internationally recognized " certification?

If so then that just goes to show you that those words don't guarantee quality. As all the above brands mentioned are accredited.

Or was it the price?

2. You're lazy and/or not cut out for teaching

I think your problem is most likely the first one, but it could also be you.

If you are lazy and just trying to skim through the course then I am going to pass some moral judgement on you.

You are probably wasting your time because you are just chasing the carrot (that certificate) and are missing out on the opportunity to learn, yet if the course is dull then you should let every one know.

If you want to cheat then that comes at a cost.

If I was you I would start thinking more long term instead of short term. You are thinking short term if you are just focused on the certificate. That certificate might help you get a job, but what's after that?

It's going to be your work. And if you don't know what you are doing then you are probably not going to like it much.

You might not be cut out for teaching either. Not everyone is. In fact most people who actually teach abroad aren't. They'll do it for a year or two and call it quits.

You might want to stop now and reconsider teaching abroad as a whole. It's work. It's not an escape or a vacation .

I would start thinking long term.

Think down the road.

You'll get a job, but then what?

And lastly ask yourself this question.

Are you the kind of teacher that you would want to have?

3. You chose the wrong 'kind' of course

So it could be the course, it could be you or it could be that you chose the wrong kind of course.

Online courses are not for everyone.

You need to have a certain amount of discipline to take an online course. If you are a traditional classroom learner then you might need the support system of a teacher and students.

To work well online you need to be able to work independently. You need self motivation. If you don't have those things then an online course might not be cut out for you. There is probably a better online course, but as good as it is it still might not be good enough for you.

If you need help then an in-class course might be better for you.

The answers are...

As mentioned before the answers are actually in the course you are taking or should be. So I'd say you either take another course, slow down and do the work, or reconsider teaching abroad.

Or you can take a more engaging course like this one that uses a lot of how-to videos, minimizes text and maximizes interaction and feedback.

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