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This site is dedicated to all things related to the Test of English for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Start early in your preparation and be consistent so you achieve the minimum score required to graduate. The purpose is to provide English language learners (ELLs) and instructors (who are also ELLs) support for preparing for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). The primary goal is to provide support in listening, grammar, and reading sections of the paper-based TOEFL, but also includes areas of production in the areas of speaking and writing. Also, additional support will be provided for the four skills more relevant to the TOEFL iBT.
The TOEFL is required for English language learners who want to study in the United States. Refer to the table below, depending on the level of study (Lougheed, 1992).
| Admissions policy | Graduate Humanities | Graduate Sciences | Undergraduate | Technical school |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acceptable | 550-600 | 500-600 | 500-600 | 450-600 |
| Acceptable, with additional language training and reduced course load | 500-550 | 450-500 | 400-500 | 400-450 |
| Further English training required | Below 500 | Below 450 | Below 400 | Below 400 |
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NOTA: Es necesario contar con un grupo de 20 exámenes para la aplicación.
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For those English language learners, review the results from prior TOEFL attempts to see which area(s) you need the most practice: listening, grammar, and/or reading (sections of the Institutional TOEFL).
Create an account in Notion and watch, *How I use Notion! as a student. I suggest you use your UAA email to gain additional Notion functionality:* https://www.notion.so/help/notion-for-education.
Needs analysis: Typically, a diagnostics exam (i.e., listening, structure, and reading sections) is applied to help determine which area(s) to focus on first.
Institutional (paper-based) TOEFL scores-to-percentage correct:
<aside> 💡 Free TOEFL support for UAA teachers and students will be offered in building 211, module 2, room 1 on the UAA main campus beginning in August 29, 2024 until November 28, 2024. If you are interested in taking the TOEFL (in person) class for the fall 2024 semester, please complete this form using your activated Microsoft 365 UAA email: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=kuLi4dYhSUi3EE1H2VeK0ItjcCXTT1VEvQ9aSPhTcDNUM01GSUE2S0k5SURCS0lSNkk2SFdURkhWUy4u. For more information, inquire in CAADI (Building 211, Module 1, top floor). When completing the form, indicate which email you plan to use to sign into Notion as this is the email I will use to invite you to the course (in Notion).
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