IELTS Advice: start slowly

Imagine a musician (pianist, guitarist etc.) who is learning a new technique, or a new piece of music or song. Musicians learn by going slowly at first and gradually speeding up as they become familiar with the technique or music.

I recommend the same when you start preparing for IELTS, or when you learn a new exam technique or study a new topic: start slowly. Try to achieve the score you need at slow speed, and then gradually reduce the time until you can do the same at exam speed.

Comments

[DAISY]

That's a key for learning anything.
Thank Simon.

[Hang Truong]

Thank you Sir

[Hai Nguyen]

thanks simon!its would be more difficult for someone learning by themselve, like me! But the more difficult we met the better we achieve.

[Raju]

I am ready to take the exam once again. I have two months left for the second attempt. I have accomplished my first exam with overall band 6. Particularly 6.5 in Listening, 6.5 in Reading, 5.5 in writing and 6 in Speaking. now my target is overall 7. I wonder, is it possible to reach a level 7 within 2 months? my IELTS taking date was 18th of august this year.

I need some recommendations from you to achieve my goals. plz help