TEFL Lab
The TEFL Lab is an exciting and innovative new venue for exploring practical and theoretical issues of Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). It hosts a wide range of teaching resources, including current coursebooks and accompanying materials, teacher manuals, method guides, and teaching aids. The inventory of the TEFL Lab also includes an extensive collection of graded and annotated readers, literature that is suggested for the EFL classroom, and also a carefully selected stock of picture books and children's literature. The TEFL Lab is also equipped with modern classroom technology and digital media, for example an interactive whiteboard, a classroom set of iPads, educational software, and films.
Up-to-date information can be found in the News section of this website.
TEFL Lab Programme for the summer term 2024
TEFL Lab Programme for the winter term 2023/24
TEFL Lab Programme for the summer term 2023
TEFL Lab Programme for the winter term 2022/23
TEFL Lab Programme for the summer term 2022
TEFL Lab Programme for the winter term 2021/22
TEFL Lab Programme for the summer term 2021
TEFL Lab Programme for the winter term 2020/21
TEFL Lab Programme for the winter term 2019/20
TEFL Lab Programme for the summer term 2019
TEFL Lab Programme for the winter term 2018/19
TEFL Lab Programme for the summer term 2018
Complete inventory of the TEFL Lab (as of November 2023)
User regulations and guidelines for the TEFL Lab
Facebook: TEFL Lab LMU - https://www.facebook.com/tefllmu
You do not know yet what the TEFL Lab is? Please have a look at our PREZI for a quick introduction.
Contact:
Raum 105 VG
Schellingstraße 3 (LMU München, Englische Philologie)
Email: tefl-lab@anglistik.uni-muenchen.de
Opening hours:
The TEFL Lab is offering Opening Hours in summer semester 2024. For detailed dates and times, please refer to the TEFL Lab Opening Hours in our News section.
The TEFL Team welcomes you to the TEFL Lab
Given its rich and wide-ranging inventory, the TEFL Lab is designed to be a study and research centre for students, pre- and in-service teachers, teacher trainers, university staff and TEFL researchers. Its aim is to offer a place for collaboration on TEFL issues, both practical and theoretical, and for exchanging teaching and research ideas. Key components of its programme include:
- regular workshops (e.g. on using modern technology in the EFL classroom),
- opening hours several times a week (e.g. to research TEFL materials or to prepare lessons),
- the TEFL Lounge, an open forum for exploring key issues of teaching English,
- special events that link the various phases of teacher education and training.