This test preparation course, developed by the experts who create, administer and score the TOEFL test, will help English language learners improve their skills.
The TOEFL test is a widely accepted English-language assessment. It has helped millions of people achieve their dreams to study, work or live abroad. More than 10,000 institutions of higher education, government agencies and organizations worldwide accept TOEFL scores for making important decisions.
This course will help you understand what you can do to achieve a better TOEFL test score. Instructors will guide you through each section (Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing) and, using archived past test questions, will explain the kinds of questions you can expect. You will receive valuable advice, including how to register for the test, how it is scored and how to prepare for test day.
This course is highly interactive, using videos, sample questions with explanations, short quizzes and collaborative discussion boards. You will also have access to real test materials from past tests.
In addition, there will be free resources and discounted test prep offers throughout the course. Finally, you will receive valuable insider tips to help you do better on the TOEFL test so you can apply to the university or job of your dreams.
【Meet the instructors】
Michael W. Knab (“Inside the TOEFL® Test” Host) is the host of “Inside the TOEFL® Test” video series and a frequent contributor to the ETS TOEFL® blog, “Study. Learn. Live.” He joined ETS in 2002, and has been part of the TOEFL® team in various roles since 2007. Before coming to ETS, he developed advanced teacher standards and was a middle-school English teacher. He holds a Master of Arts in Teaching from Trinity University (D.C.) and a Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, from Villanova University.
Cynthia Newman (Reading Instructor) has worked in the field of English Language Learning for 30 years. She holds a Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) from the University of Northern Iowa and the Cambridge Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language to Adults (DTEFLA, currently known as DELTA). Throughout her career, she has specialized in the curriculum development, teaching, and testing of English for Academic Purposes. She has taught in pre-university Intensive English Programs as well as post-admittance Spoken English/Teaching Assistant preparation programs, academic Writing programs, and English for Specific Purposes programs both in the United States and the Middle East. Since joining ETS upon her return to the United States in 2005, she has worked on the TOEFL iBT® speaking and reading measures.
Shawn Gorman (Writing Instructor) holds a Ph.D. in French Language and Literature from Boston University. He also taught French and English at the high school and university level in Europe and the United States for 9 years. He has published research on topics in 20th century French literature and philosophy and presented research on second language acquisition at professional conferences. He also worked as a librarian at Harvard University for 7 years.
Molly Palmer (Speaking Instructor) has worked as an Assessment Specialist in English Language Learning at ETS since 2013. She works primarily on the TOEFL® test speaking and reading measures. Before coming to ETS, Molly taught Spanish language and literature for several years at the university level. She earned her Ph.D. in Spanish Cultural Studies from Rutgers University in 2010. Molly also has extensive experience teaching English. She lived in Spain for many years, where she taught English to university students.
Faye Weidner (Host) joined ETS in 2013 and has been working on the speaking section of the TOEFL® test ever since. She works on development of speaking items and also oversees online scoring activities. Prior to coming to ETS, she taught English to university students in Changsha, China, and to adult immigrants in Washington, D.C. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and German from Dickinson College, as well as a Master of Education in Intercultural Communication from the University of Pennsylvania. She loves to study languages and explore the world—she speaks German and Spanish, and has lived in Spain, Germany, and China.
Insook Chung (Listening Instructor) is an Assessment Specialist in the Assessment Development Division at ETS in Princeton, New Jersey. She has been working on the TOEFL® test, specializing in listening assessment, and developing the SAT Korean Subject Test. She received her Doctor of Education degree (Ed.D.) in Language Education from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. Her experiences include teaching English as a foreign language in Korea and teaching Korean language in the United States.
Kathleen Fletcher (Moderator) is a TOEFL® Test Prep and Skill Building Product Manager at ETS in Princeton, New Jersey. She began her career with ETS in 2006 and over the last 10 years, has worked within the Global Education, New Product Development and the Higher Education groups. In her current position as a TOEFL® Test Prep and Skill Building product manager, Kathleen manages current TOEFL® test preparation tools, as well as works on the development of new products.
Elizabeth Jenner (Moderator) is an Assessment Specialist in English Language Learning at ETS. She has specialized in developing the TOEFL® iBT test and its supporting materials for test takers since 2004. She earned her Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics from the University of New England, Australia. She speaks Spanish, has lived in Mexico and Guatemala, and loves learning about the indigenous cultures of Latin America.
Ashley Woodrow (Moderator) joined ETS in 2013 as part of the TOEFL® team. She works on the TOEFL® social media properties and the development of the TOEFL® scholarship program. She holds a Bachelor of Science from West Chester University, and is currently pursuing a Master of Business Administration from Rider University.
This course will teach, in part, about this paradigm revolution to neoclassical economics; the specific content of this introduction to new structural economics will include (1) a brief overview of the economic histories of China and the world, as well as the diversity of their economic structures, and the complexity of economic systems, (2) a brief history of economic theories and the origins and development of new structural economics, and (3) the basic principles of new structural economics and the discipline’s sub-fields.
【授课老师】
林毅夫 教授
Professor Justin Yifu Lin
林毅夫，北京大学新结构经济学研究院教授、院长，南南合作与发展学院院长，国家发展研究院名誉院长。林毅夫于 1986 年获得美国芝加哥大学经济学博士学位，荣膺英国科学院外籍院士、发展中国家科学院（原名第三世界科学院）院士，并获得法国奥佛涅大学、美国福特汉姆大学、英国诺丁汉大学、香港城市大学、英国伦敦经济学院和香港科技大学的荣誉博士学位。1994 年创立北京大学中国经济研究中心（现北京大学国家发展研究院），并担任主任一职。2008 年被任命为世界银行首席经济学家兼负责发展经济学的高级副行长，成为担此要职的发展中国家第一人，2012 年任满返回北大，继续教学研究工作。现任中国政协常委、经济委员会副主任，国务院参事，国家“十三五”、“十四五”规划专家委员会副主席、“一带一路”国际合作高峰论坛国际咨询委员会主席。著有二十余册新结构经济学著作，并在国内外学术期刊发表 100 多篇论文。
Professor Justin Yifu Lin is the dean of Peking University’s Institute of New Structural Economics, the dean of the Institute of South–South Cooperation and Development, and the honorary dean of the National School of Development. He received a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Chicago in 1986, and he has the honor of being a foreign member of the British Academy of Sciences and a member of the World Academy of Sciences. Lin has also received honorary doctorate degrees from Clermont Auvergne University, Fordham University, the University of Nottingham, the City University of Hong Kong, the London School of Economics and Political Science, and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. In 1994, he established Peking University’s China Center for Economic Research (now the National School of Development at Peking University) and served as its director. In 2008, he was appointed as the World Bank’s chief economist and the senior vice president in charge of development economics, becoming the first person from a developing country to hold these positions. After his tenure expired in 2012, Lin returned to Peking University, where he continued his teaching and research activities He currently serves as a standing committee member of the CPPCC and is the deputy director of its Economic Committee. In addition, he is a counselor of the State Council, the vice chairman of the Expert Committee for the 13th and 14th five-year plans, and the chairman of the International Advisory Committee for the “Belt and Road” Forum for International Cooperation. Lin has authored more than 20 books on new structural economics and published more than 100 papers in domestic and foreign academic journals.
付才辉 研究员
Researcher Caihui Fu
付才辉，北京大学新结构经济学研究院研究员，教材课程与报告案例研发中心主任。2014年起协助林毅夫教授创办北京大学新结构经济学研究中心（现新结构经济学研究院），开展新结构经济学的学科建设与智库建设工作。 与林毅夫教授合著有首部新结构经济学教材《新结构经济学导论》与《解读世界经济发展》等多部新结构经济学学术著作。每年春季学期在北京大学开设“新结构经济学导论”公共课程、秋季学期在清华大学开设“新结构经济学分析”通识课程。
Caihui Fu is a researcher at Peking University’s Institute of New Structural Economics, and he is the director of the Research Center for Textbooks, Case Studies and Flagship Reports. Since 2014, he has been helping Professor Lin to establish Peking University’s Institute of New Structural Economics, develop the discipline and create think tank for the field. Along with Professor Lin, Fu co-authored the first textbooks on new structural economics, Introduction to New Structural Economics and Understanding World Economic Development, among many other academic texts on the theory. In addition, he leads a common required “Introduction to New Structural Economics” course every spring semester at Peking University. Likewise, he leads a core “New Structural Economics Analysis” course every fall semester at Tsinghua University.
Case
Unit
Title for each unit
Biz practice
1
1
Present information about the companies
Making a comparison report
2
Make arrangements for the field trip
Create an agenda
2
3
Categorize the audience’s feedback
Make a T-chart
4
Summarize the feedback
Write a feedback summary
3
5
Propose a new guest
Write a proposal email
6
Introduce the show to the new guest
Draft the program introduction
4
7
Express opinions in the meeting
Prepare for the discussion
8
Give feedback on the new program proposal
Write a proposal acceptance email
【课程特色】
1）职场情境体验感强。通过代入职场角色，体验不同行业的真实、典型职场任务。
2）以产出为导向，实现学以致用。通过设定情境明确产出任务和学习目标，以不同形式的输入，从内容组织、语篇结构、语言技巧、交际策略等方面实现技能构建，促成任务产出。
3）聚焦核心能力，培养国际人才。帮助学生提升沟通能力、分析问题与解决问题能力、跨文化交际能力以及思辨能力，拓展视野，提升人文素养和职业素养。
4）课程应用程度高。契合“国才考试”，实现教学与评测的有效结合。
【主讲团队】
蒋拓新：昆明理工大学外文学院副教授，课程负责人。主要讲授《大学英语》、《国际职场交流英语》、《研究生综合英语》等课程。2005年，赴泰国帕雅普大学进修，获TESOL证书，2012年赴新西兰梅西大学进行英语教师专业发展培训学习。2016年受国家留学基金委资助赴英国阿伯丁大学访学。主持建设云南省一流本科课程1门，主持建设昆明理工大学“金课”及一流课程各1门；主持地厅级科研及教改项目10项，主持横向项目2项；参与各级各类课题10余项；参编云南省普通高等学校“十二五”规划教材3部；发表论文24篇；作为核心成员，获校级教学成果一等奖2次，校级教学成果二等奖2次。先后获昆明理工大学“红云园丁”优秀教师奖，昆明理工大学第二届多媒体教学竞赛一等奖。负责学校国才考试的组织和培训，获外研社颁发的国才培训师聘书，国才阅卷师资格证书。
杨玲：昆明理工大学外文学院副院长、副教授。从事公共英语教学与研究工作30年。主要讲授《大学英语》课程。2016年获红云园丁模范教师称号。2019年获外研社“教学之星”大赛全国半决赛二等奖。2020年获高教社首届思政教学比赛国家二等奖，同年，获校级教学成果一等奖。2021年获外研社“教学之星”大赛全国总决赛二等奖。主持省部级产学研项目1项，参与1项（排名2），主持横向课题1项，负责校级教学团队建设项目1项，参与省级、校级一流课程各1项（排名2），参与完成其它课题20项。发表论文19篇，其中独撰9篇；主编大学英语工具书1部；主编编著1部；主编大学英语教材1部；作为副主编编写出版全国行业规划教材1本（含教师用书）；作为副主编编写出版省“十二五规划”教材一部；参编国家“十二五规划”教材一部；参编省“十二五规划”教材一部。
高云倩：昆明理工大学外文学院副教授。主要讲授《国际职场交流英语》、《大学英语》、《跨文化交流》等课程。参与国家社科基金项目1项，参与建设云南省一流本科课程1门，参与完成多项省教育厅项目。参与编著教材1部。2021年获“高等学校（本科）外语课程思政优秀教学案例征集与交流活动”全国优秀教学案例二等奖，2022年获外研社“教学之星”大赛全国复赛特等奖。
曾佑琴：昆明理工大学外文学院副教授。主要讲授《大学英语读写》、《大学英语视听说》、《国际职场交流英语》、《英语公众演讲》等课程。2019年获第四届全国高等院校英语教师教学基本功大赛省级一等奖，主持2016-2018学年专项教改课题1项，参与建设云南省一流本科课程1门，参与教改项目9项，主编、参编教材及词典7部，公开发表论文10篇。多次指导学生获得全国大学生英语竞赛国家级奖项。
周艳青：昆明理工大学外文学院讲师。主要讲授《国际职场交流英语》、《大学英语综合》、《大学英语视听说》、《国际视野下的旅游英语》、《英语公众演讲》、《英语基础能力提升》等课程。主持昆明理工大学2020年校级国际慕课教改专项研究课题1项；参与建设云南省一流本科课程1门；参与云南省教改项目2项，昆明理工大学教改项目5项，近两年发表论文4篇；2021年获第六届全国高等院校英语教师教学基本功大赛国家级二等奖；作为核心成员，参与2020年首届全国高等学校外语课程思政教学比赛和2021年高等学校（本科）外语课程思政优秀教学案例征集与交流活动，均获国家级二等奖。
严嘉：昆明理工大学外文学院讲师。主要讲授《国际职场交流英语》、《大学英语综合》、《大学英语视听说》、《实用英语口语》、《Follow me 跟我学口语》 、《大学英语—魅力语法》等课程。近五年主持校级项目1项，参与建设云南省一流本科课程1门，参与科研项目3项。主编编著1部，主编教材1部，参编高职高专系列规划教材1部、云南省普通高校“十二五”规划教材1部，发表论文近20篇。2020年获首届全国高等学校外语课程思政教学比赛国家二等奖，昆明理工大学课程思政教学比赛获一等奖。
Robert Burns（罗伯特·彭斯）
"A Red, Red Rose"(《一朵红红的玫瑰》)
"My Heart's in the Highlands"（《我的心在高原》）
11. William Wordsworth（威廉·华兹华斯）
"I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"（《我独自漫游像一朵浮云》）
"She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways" （《她住在人迹罕至的地方》）
12. George Gordon Byron（乔治·戈登·拜伦）
"When We Two Parted"（《当初我们分别》）
"She Walks in Beauty"（《她走在美的光彩里》）
13. Percy Bysshe Shelley（珀西·比希·雪莱）
"Ode to the West Wind"（《西风颂》）
"A Song"（《歌》）
14. John Keats（约翰·济慈）
"On the Grasshopper and Cricket" （《蝈蝈与蟋蟀》）
"To Autumn"（《秋颂》）
15. Alfred Tennyson（阿尔弗雷德·丁尼生）
"Break, Break, Break"（《冲激，冲激，冲激》）
16. Robert Browning（罗伯特·勃朗宁）
"Home Thoughts, from Abroad"（《异域乡思》）
"Meeting at Night"（《深夜幽会》）
17. William Butler Yeats（威廉·巴特勒·叶芝）
"When You Are Old"（《当你老了》）
"The Lake Isle of Innisfree"（《因尼斯弗里湖岛》）
American Poetry
18. William Cullen Bryant（威廉·柯伦·布莱恩特）
"To a Waterfowl"（《致水鸟》）
19. Edgar Allan Poe（埃德加·爱伦·坡）
"To My Mother"（《致岳母》）
20. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow（亨利·瓦兹华斯·朗费罗）
"A Psalm of Life"（《生命礼赞》）
21. Walt Whitman（沃尔特·惠特曼）
"O Captain! My Captain"（《啊，船长！我的船长》）
22. Emily Dickinson（艾米丽·狄金森）
"I Died for Beauty–But was Scarce"（《我为美而死》）
23. Ezra Pound（埃兹拉·庞德）
"In a Station of the Metro"（《在地铁车站》）
24. Robert Frost（罗伯特·弗罗斯特）
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"（《雪夜停林边》）
25. Carl Sandburg（卡尔·桑德堡）
"Fog"（《雾》）
"Grass"（《草》）
26. Thomas Stearns Eliot（托马斯·斯特恩斯·艾略特）
"Preludes"（《序曲》）
27. Hilda Doolittle（希尔达·杜立特尔）
"Oread"（《山林女神》）28. Hart Crane（哈特·克兰）
"To Brooklyn Bridge"（《致布鲁克林大桥》）
课程特色：
1. 课程内容丰富详实，涵盖了意象、意境、格律等诗歌概念，帮助学生掌握欣赏诗歌的方法、技巧。
2. 通过欣赏诗歌，教会学生如何从诗歌中汲取营养、获得人生经验和做人的道理，帮助学生形成正确的价值观、爱情观、世界观和人生观，实现诗歌的愉悦读者、教育读者的功能。
3. 本课程课件制作构思精美，图文并茂，不仅有难词讲解，还有中文译文、诗歌朗诵、练习题，有效加强学生的理解。
4. 本课程在2010年成为国家级精品课程，2013年成为国家精品资源共享建设课程，2016年成为国家精品资源共享课。同步教材拟于2019年3月出版。
教材：
李正栓. 英美诗歌教程 [M]. 第2版. 北京：清华大学出版社，2014.
参考书目：
[1] 胡家峦. 英国名诗详注 [M]. 北京：外语教学与研究出版社，2015.
[2] 李正栓. 英国文学简史与选读 [M]. 北京: 清华大学出版社，2016.
[3] 李正栓. 美国文学简史与选读[M].北京：清华大学出版社，2015.
[4] 黄家秀. 英美诗歌鉴赏 [M]. 武汉：武汉大学出版社，2009.
[5] 李正栓，申玉革. 英美诗歌欣赏教程 [M]. 北京: 北京师范大学出版社，2013.
[6] 王佐良.英国诗史 [M]. 南京：译林出版社，1997.
1.4 Winston Churchill at the Darkest Hour
1.5 Words Related to Success
1.6 Parallelism
1.7 How to Write an Example Essay
1.8 Discussion
1.9 Unit TestUnit 2 Beat Your Fear
2.1 The Mediteraanean Sea and Life Saving Class in American School
2.2 How Fear Could Be Conquered Through Helping Others in Danger
2.3 Symptoms of Fear
2.4 English Adverbial Modifier
2.5 Reading Skills -- Making Inferences
2.6 How to Plot a Story
2.7 Be Free from the Grip of Fear
2.8 Discussion
2.9 Unit Test Unit 3 Life Stories
3.1 UNICEF and UNICEF Ambassador of Goodwill
3.2 Audrey Hepburn ― A True Angel in This World
3.3 How to Guess the Meaning of Unfamiliar Words
3.4 Different Ways to Express Changes
3.5 How to Distinguish Between Facts and Opinions
3.6 A Timeless Fashion
3.7 Inner Beauty
3.8 Discussion
3.9 Unit TestUnit 4 Let's Go
4.1 Words Related to Travel
4.2 Reading with Your Background Knowledge
4.3 Travel and Creativity
4.4 The Left Bank Café
4.5 Machu Picchu
4.6 Why Do We Travel
4.7 Develop A Cause-and-Effect...
4.8 Discussion
4.9 Unit TestUnit 5 When Work Is A Pleasure
5.1The Glamour of Words （1）
5.2 The Glamour of Words （2）
5.3 A World Without Bosses
5.4 When Work Takes Over Life
5.5 A Contrast Essay on Differences Between Workers and Laborers
5.6 Occupations in the Future
5.7 A Sketch of Medieval Aristocracy's Lifestyle
5.8 Discussion
4.9 Unit TestFinal Test
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