Daily Guidance #3

Daily Guidance #3

In the reading section of your TOEFL exam. You will begin working on: 

BUILDING VOCABULARY: There are lots of ways to learn new words, but what’s important is to commit to learning a few new words every day. You can use vocabulary flash cards, study vocabulary words you find on university websites, and read novels, online articles, and news stories. I also recommend linking new vocabulary terms to an experience that you have had. This is a great strategy for remembering new words!

Daily Guidance #2

Daily Guidance #2 


Research TOEFL Score Requirements 


Most people take the TOEFL in order to apply to a specific school or program. Before you begin studying, find out what the requirements are for the schools you are interested in going to. Remember that the scores for the paper based test are different than the scores for the iBT. Some schools will look at your scores from different sections. Each iBT section is scored out of 30. Many universities expect you to achieve higher writing skills than speaking skills. TOEFL scores are only valid for two years.

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Daily Guidance #1

Daily Guidance #1:

Familiarize yourself with the TOEFL format.


Many countries offer Internet based TOEFL (iBT). A few only offer only the paper based test (PBT). Make sure that you get informed of which test you will be taking before you begin studying for the TOEFL. Of course, you cannot choose to study the paper based exam if your country offers the iBT. A reason why people stress about this exam is because they don't know what to expect before the test. In order to prevent stress make sure that you find out what kind of exam you will be taking. ETS has a very clear standard about the format of their test. This is why it is called a "standardized" test.