Tham khảo tài liệu 'kĩ thuật ghi điểm trong toeic 5', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | ----------------------- HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE TOEFL EXAM -------------------------------------- Creating a Study Plan Sometimes we put off work because the task just seems too big to handle. But you can make any task manageable by creating a project plan. Follow these four steps to creating a successful study plan for the TOEFL exam 1. Get the correct information. Your first step is to find as much as you can about the exam. Get all the details about the TOEFL exam including When will it be held Where will it be held How do you register When do you need to register How much does it cost What do you need to bring with you to the exam What exactly will be tested on the exam What subjects What kinds of questions Some of this information has already been covered in the introduction. Chapter 6 will provide additional information. Be sure to find out answers to any questions you have about the test that are not answered in this book. You may need to contact the TOEFL exam testing center or the university you would like to attend for those answers. 2. Find out what you already know and what you need to learn. To create an effective study plan you need to have a good sense of exactly what you need to study. Chances are you already know some of the test material well. Some of it you may only need to review. And some of it you may need to study in detail. Take a practice TOEFL exam to find out how you would do on the exam. How did you score What do you seem to know well What do you need to review What do you need to study in detail 3. Set a time frame. Once you have a good sense of how much studying is ahead create a detailed study schedule. Use a calendar to set specific deadlines. If deadlines make you nervous give yourself plenty of time for each task. Otherwise you might have trouble keeping calm and staying on track. To create a good schedule break your studying into small tasks that will get you to your learning goals. A study plan that says Learn everything by May 1
