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SYLLABUS: TOEFL PREPARATION

Summer 2004



 
Office:  113A East Hall
Tel. (503) 725-4143
Instructor:  Margaret Young
Office hours:  T, Th 11:45-12:30, and by appt.
E-mail  youngm@pdx.edu


 TEXTS:  Cambridge Preparation for the TOEFL Test, Second Edition, by Jolene Gear and Robert Gear, Cambridge University Press, 1996;  Packet from Smart Copy



COURSE OBJECTIVES:

ATTENDANCE:  Attendance is very important. If you do not come to class, it will affect
your grade.  Get the telephone number of a classmate who can help you with homework if
you are absent.


GRADES:

Attendance can affect your final grade. Be sure you understand how I give grades in letters and percentages. Below seventy percent is not passing.

Most of the homework for this class will not be collected, but it will be discussed in class.  It is important that you include evidence of having done the homework in your portfolio. If you are absent for a test, it will affect your final grade.

This is how I will calculate your final grade:
          30%   Improvement based on announced in-class practice tests, including final test
          10%   Participation and attendance
          60%  Portfolio


  Potentially helpful links (no guarantees!):
TOEFL (Educational Testing Service)
Review the TOEFL test
Tutorials and Practice Questions For The Computer-Based TOEFL® Test
TOEFL practice (needs Shockwave)

Note:  The Learning Center telephone number is 503-725-9199; you can find out the open hours by calling.