

How to Listen and Take Notes for the TOEFL Part 1
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Brenton Ramon Reid
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5 Slides • 9 Questions
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How to Listen and Take Notes for the TOEFL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7mqcN-jt4Y

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00:00-04:10
Watch the video and take notes
3
Multiple Select
According to Jane Birkenhead, multitasking is:
(choose two answers)
easy with practice
quite difficult
not easy, but not hard either
something her dog does
hard to do, especially when taking an exam
4
Multiple Select
What are some common issues with listening and note-taking?
(choose all that apply)
Note-takers can't read their own notes
Note-takers miss details
Note-takers don't know what to take notes of
Note-takers can't listen and take notes at the same time
Note-takers fall asleep while listening
5
04:10-09:19
Watch the video and take notes
6
Open Ended
According to Jane Birkenhead, what are some key differences between University Lectures and TOEFL Lectures?
If you can, list two differences.
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Open Ended
According to Jane Birkenhead, why should you personalize your notes?
If you can, list two differences.
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09:19-14:10
Watch the video and take notes
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Multiple Choice
Choose the idea that was NOT mentioned as a helpful idea in the video.
Practice with a pencil
Use cursive (joined-up) writing
Organize your notes
Use a mind map instead of listing
Use the entire page to take notes
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Poll
Which tip(s) do you believe is the most useful for you?
Choose all that apply.
Spread out over the entire page
Use organization (e.g. numbering)
Cursive (joined-up) writing can be faster
Practice with a pencil
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14:10-20:45
Watch the video and take notes
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Open Ended
According to Jane Birkenhead, why is it important to be careful with abbreviations?
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Open Ended
What are some symbols and abbreviations you use in your note taking?
14
Multiple Select
According to Josh MacPherson, which of these tips are useful for students to take notes on the TOEFL?
Choose all that apply.
each line should have a piece of information
always use the vowels and consonants on each line
try to have seven or fewer words per line
write down all of the info you hear on each line
avoid putting two pieces of information on one line
How to Listen and Take Notes for the TOEFL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7mqcN-jt4Y

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