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Some tips to score high on the TOEFL
The Test of English as a Foreign Language- the TOEFL is not so much different
from any kind of sport including soccer or basketball. The test requires you some
skills in listening, reading and writing as well as the skill to control the test
formats and timing. However, a high-performing soccer player or TOEFL test
taker needs more than just these basic skills to score the goal or get the high
mark. That is Strong Mental Preparation before the very important test.
Throughout my years of observation, this is the very factor that draws the line
between the score of 600 and 677. Do you want to know how to do it? Let me
share with you some of my findings:
1. First Thing First is to set up a realistic timeframe: The plan should include
when you want to take the test. The time frame should not be too long to make
you bored, or too short to make you unprepared. For me, the ideal period is 3
months when you are at your peak performance.
2. Begin With The End In Mind: you should clarify the target score you want to
get. The score should be Realistic and Attainable. If you want to score 630, write
it down and buy it into your heart and to your mind. Recall it before you start to
do anything in the morning. Just by doing this, you have finished half of the
process. No commitment, No involvement.
3. Try to put you in the real testing situations as much as possible. If you
are lazy, higher scores on the TOEFF is unrealistic. You often need to put you
out of your day-to-day preparation for 3 hours, sit down and take the practice
tests just as you will have to do on the actual test day. Take it seriously. Then, do
it over and over again. You will soon find out that you are making progress day
after day. The science of psychology proves that human brain forms habits
naturally after certain routines of practice. The more you
practice, the more you will see your testing skills getting better, your judgments
becoming faster and more accurate. “Practice makes perfect” and as a result,
perfect practice makes perfect progress.
Another factor, which determines higher score on the TOEFL, is your “biological
clock”. If you feel comfortable and energetic working in the afternoon, you should