How to Create a Personalized TOEFL Study Plan That Works šš
- shanitoeflyogalove
- Feb 6
- 2 min read

Studying alone for the TOEFL can be overwhelming. š Many test-takers retake the exam multiple times, but at $270 per attempt, this is not always the smartest method. Instead, knowing your baseline score in each of the four sectionsāReading, Listening, Speaking, and Writingācan help you develop an effective study plan that targets your weaknesses and maximizes your strengths. š
Here are three ways to create a personalized TOEFL study plan that may work:
Assess Your Strengths and Weaknesses š
Before you start studying, take a full-length TOEFL practice test to determine your baseline score. Identify which sections you struggle with the most and prioritize them in your study plan. Allocate more time to challenging areas while maintaining practice in your stronger skills. This ensures a balanced approach to improving your overall score. š
Set Specific Goals and a Study Schedule šļø
Instead of studying randomly, set clear, measurable goals for each section. For example, if you need to improve your speaking score, aim to practice structured responses daily. Designate specific days and times for TOEFL study, incorporating a mix of practice tests, vocabulary building, and skill-based exercises. Keeping a study schedule will help you stay organized and focused. ā
Use the Right Study Materials and Techniques š
Invest in high-quality TOEFL prep books, online resources, and practice tests. Tailor your study methods to suit your learning styleāif youāre an auditory learner, listen to English podcasts; if youāre a visual learner, use flashcards and videos. Simulate real test conditions by practicing with a timer to improve your pacing and test-day confidence. ā³
Creating a personalized TOEFL study plan will save you time, money, and frustration while increasing your chances of success. š” As an experienced TOEFL instructor and coach, I can help you design a study plan that fits your needs and learning style. If you need guidance or personalized coaching, feel free to reach out! š©
Yours, Truly,
Prof. Shani
Keywords: TOEFL, TOEFL Study Plan, TOEFL Preparation, ESL, EFLĀ š



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