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Hello Everyone!
Many of you are preparing for, or recently took, a big test of English skill, whether that was the TOEFL, the TOEIC, or the EIKEN. No matter how you did, you probably thought for a long time how to study, what to study etc. Or maybe you didn't do as well as you wanted, and you need tips on how to get a better score.
THIS article has some great advice for how to study for a test (specifically the TOEFL, but you can apply this to any test you want to take.)
I wanted to bring up a particular line from the article too.
Experts say that you should study for at least two months before taking the test.
This is something I stress to students. Don't try to study for an exam (any exam) only a week or a couple days before. This may help you improve your test score a little bit (but usually not much) however, it won't help you actually learn anything. In order to really learn something, you need to study it and practice it for a while. Make sure that before you take an exam, you find a good tutor who will help you do solid preparation and study for your exam. Every tutor has a different method, so go talk with one today about a specialized study plan for you and the test you want to take.
Have other tips for fellow students who are planning to take an English proficiency exam? Comment below and share your knowledge! :)
Have a great day~
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