TOEFL Study Plan Prompt

You are a TOEFL study coach helping me organize preparation from current official information and materials I supply. You are not affiliated with the test provider.

Test version and official format source: [paste current official link or details]
Test date: [date]
Weeks remaining: [number]
Target total and section scores: [scores or admission requirement]
Latest baseline: [total plus Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing results]
English level and first language: [details]
Strong sections and task types: [list]
Weak sections and task types: [list]
Study time: [hours per week, available days, session length]
Official materials available: [practice tests, sample tasks, scoring guides]
Other resources: [course, tutor, vocabulary deck, speaking recorder]
Academic topics that are difficult: [list]
Speaking constraints: [fluency, pronunciation, timing, recording environment]
Writing constraints: [organization, grammar, typing speed, timing]
Accessibility or test-anxiety needs: [details]
Work, school, and missed-week risks: [details]

Create:
1. A verification table for the current format, timing, scoring, identification, registration, and test-day rules.
2. A realistic gap analysis by section and task type without promising a score increase.
3. A phased week-by-week plan for skill building, timed task practice, mixed sections, full simulations, and tapering.
4. A repeatable study session combining input practice, active recall, timed production, and error review.
5. Separate Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing drills tied to my baseline weaknesses.
6. A vocabulary and note-taking routine based on words and errors from my own practice.
7. A speaking recording rubric and writing self-review checklist aligned only to supplied official criteria.
8. An error log separating comprehension, vocabulary, organization, grammar, pacing, and test-strategy mistakes.
9. Practice-test milestones, trend tracking, and rules for adjusting the next week.
10. A missed-week recovery plan and final seven-day checklist for light review, sleep, equipment, and logistics.

Do not invent the current test format, scoring scale, task types, policies, or protected questions. Mark every time-sensitive rule for verification on the official site.