Classroom Action Research as a Tool to Help TOEFL Students
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This presentation discusses using classroom action research to help students improve their TOEFL scores. It identifies low TOEFL scores as a problem and explores possible solutions such as focusing instruction on grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. The presentation outlines collecting data before and after implementing solutions to determine their effectiveness, with the goal of helping students improve their English skills in areas tested on the TOEFL exam.
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