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How TOEFL Writing Is Scored

The Writing Rubric, and What This Module Covers

The Two Writing Tasks at a Glance

Word Count and Time, by Task

Match the Task to Its Format

The Golden Rule of Writing Requirements

Task 1: Integrated Writing Requirements

What Happens Before You Start Typing

The Full Task 1 Requirement Set

Writing Far Outside the Expected Length

Spot the Requirement Gap

Your Task 1 Quick Reference

Task 2: Writing for an Academic Discussion

What This Task Actually Is

The Task 2 Requirement Set

Ignoring the Classmates' Posts

Task 2 Requirements at a Glance

Spot the Complete Discussion Response

Your Task 2 Quick Reference

Typing Strategy Under Time Pressure

Budgeting Your Minutes

Suggested Time Budgets by Task

Drafting With No Plan at All

Spot the Better Time Budget

Your Time Budget Reference

Self-Review Before Submitting

Why Review Matters Even With One Minute Left

A Priority Order for a Fast Review Pass

Polishing Word Choice Instead of Checking Content

Spot the Better Use of Review Time

Your Fast-Review Checklist

Common Task-Requirement Mistakes & Final Practice

Three Requirement-Level Mistakes

Misreading the Discussion Question

Final Practice: Mixed Review 1

Final Practice: Mixed Review 2

You've Built Your Requirements Toolkit

Task-specific requirements for both TOEFL Writing tasks: word counts, time limits, the newer Academic Discussion format, time budgeting, and a fast, prioritized self-review pass before submitting.

Knowing how to build a paragraph doesn't tell you how many words a task expects, how long
you actually have to type it, or what a "Writing for an Academic Discussion" response even
is. This module covers the task-specific requirements, timing, and process for both TOEFL
Writing tasks — what each one actually demands before a single word of structure or
grammar comes into play.

Writing Response Foundations

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