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Home»Our Blog»How to Become a Better Student With English Study Tips

How to Become a Better Student With English Study Tips

Opportunity DeskOctober 10, 20183 Mins Read
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Learning English as a non-native speaker can be a challenge especially for adults. It requires a lot of dedication and a good approach to the studying process. Thanks to TOEFL – Test Of English as a Foreign Language, any person can take the test to know how well she or he is advancing in English. If you want to improve your English skills quickly, you have to adhere to some proven tips. Many people have been successful because of following them to the letter. You too can follow them and benefit.

  • Effective Studying

If you wonder what effective studying is, then here is what it means. It is all about studying in a smart way. Organization skills matter a lot in studying. It means that you have a sequence of how you study and what topics to study at any one time. It is always good to go through what you have learnt in class at least by the following day to ensure that you understand.

Smart students also study ahead of time to get an idea of what the teacher will teach. With such background information in advance, they will easily understand the concept when the teacher elaborates.

  • Participating in Class

Some students are quiet listeners while others participate in class by asking or answering questions. But, there is a big difference between the two. Students who are proactive in the class usually perform better than the quiet ones. According to experienced teachers, students will rarely forget a concept if it is an answer to a question they have asked. Likewise, they will understand more if they answer the questions that are asked by the teacher or other students.

  • Read More

Reading more English books will definitely improve your skills. There are numerous good books that you can read. You can also explore Language Study Online platforms to enable you learn English. Pick a book with a topic that you enjoy and read during your free time. This way, you will be sharpening your skills even without knowing it.

However, take notes of how verbs, tenses and other English concepts have been used. Better still, students can take notes as they learn to make the learning more effective. Reading novels, newspapers, magazines and online publications is a perfect way to improve your English.

  • Speak English

Just like any other foreign language, speaking is the best way to improve your skills. In fact, some studies show that it is better than reading English books. If possible, find a group of friends with a similar interest in learning this language and start conversing in English. With time, everyone in the group will improve especially if you take time to correct each other.

  • Prepare for Tests

A test is the only way people can know whether they are improving or not. The effort people put in before such a test enhances skills in a better way. Therefore, the more tests that a person takes, the better she or he becomes. Make it a habit to book several English tests and prepare adequately for them. With the above tips, English will not only become easy but also fun to learn and speak.

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