Name: IELTS 聽說讀寫滿分攻略！ (IELTS Speaking Reading Writing Listening Strategy)
Uploaded: 2026-01-17T17:52:34.000Z
Duration: 27 min 47 s

There are thousands of videos and websites to help millions of IELTS candidates pass their exams each year and get those high band 7, 8, 9 scores.

每年有數以萬計的影片和網站幫助數百萬的 IELTS 考生通過考試，並獲得 band 7, 8, 9 的高分。

These tips, strategies and tricks that you see online are not always helpful.

你在網路上看到的這些技巧、策略和撇步，不一定總是有效。

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Some of them might be true, but in fact they actually hurt your scores.

有些或許是真的，但事實上它們反而會影響你的分數。

Others are blatantly false and given just to get clicks.

有些則是明顯的謊言，只是為了吸引點閱率。

In this video, I will explain how to assess the value of the information that you're given and some of the most common misleading advice that you see online.

在這支影片裡，我會解釋如何評估你收到的資訊價值，以及網路上最常見的一些誤導性建議。

I graduated from the University of Victoria in Canada with a degree in psychology and and with distinction, meaning I was at the top of my class.

我畢業於加拿大的維多利亞大學，主修心理學，而且是優等畢業，代表我是班上最頂尖的學生。

I have been teaching IELTS for nearly 20 years and I specialize in psychometrics, the measurement of human thought processes which falls directly in line with the IELTS exam or assessing language proficiency.

我教 IELTS 已經將近 20 年了，我專精於心理計量學，也就是衡量人類思考過程，這與 IELTS 考試評估語言能力的要求非常吻合。

So should you believe all of the information the strategies that I give you for the IELTS exam?

所以，你應該相信我給你的 IELTS 考試資訊和策略嗎？

Just because I'm an authority in the IELTS does not mean that I might always have the correct advice.

就算我是 IELTS 的權威，也不代表我的建議永遠都是對的。

Humans generally source information from four factors or from four one, through empirical evidence or scientific method.

人們通常從四個因素獲取資訊，或是透過實證證據或科學方法。

That because I have experienced it to be true, I tested it to be true.

因為我親身經歷過它是真的，我測試過它是真的。

If you find a strategy that works for you and you consistently get good scores, then use it.

如果你找到一個適合你的策略，而且你一直都考得不錯，那就繼續用。

But if you don't, it's time for a different strategy.

但如果你沒有，那就是時候換個策略了。

The next place of information is authority.

As I just mentioned, I'm a British Council agent and an IELTS test creator and trainer for nearly two decades.

正如我剛才提到的，我是英國文化協會的代理人，也是 IELTS 考試命題者和培訓師，將近二十年了。

That means I do have a lot of knowledge in relation to the test.

這表示我在這個考試方面確實有很多知識。

Just because I'm an authority doesn't mean I always have the right answer.

我只是個權威，不代表我永遠都有正確答案。

What you should do is test the advice that I give you.

你應該做的是測試我給你的建議。

Our third source of knowledge is majority opinion.

我們的第三個知識來源是大眾意見。

This means everybody says it's true, so it must be true.

這表示大家說它是真的，那它就一定是真的。

Everybody says that skim reading is an effective strategy for the reading section, so it must be true.

大家說略讀是閱讀測驗的有效策略，所以它一定是真的。

Just because everybody says that the aliens are attacking Earth, does that actually mean they're attacking Earth or is it just mass hysteria?

如果大家說外星人正在攻擊地球，這就代表他們真的在攻擊地球，還是這只是群體歇斯底里呢？

Majority opinion is less reliable than the scientific method or the authority opinion, so be cautious.

大眾意見不像科學方法或權威意見那麼可靠，所以要小心。

Just because some videos tell you that there's a popular strategy which works for the ielts, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's true.

有些影片告訴你，有個熱門的策略對 IELTS 有效，這不代表它就一定是真的。

Finally, our fourth source of Knowledge is our intuition.

最後，我們的第四個知識來源是我們的直覺。

I feel that it's true, so it probably is.

我感覺這是真的，那它大概就是真的。

I feel that this strategy might work for me, so I'm going to use it.

我感覺這個策略對我有效，所以我要用它。

You should always be very cautious to base your strategies on your feelings.

你應該永遠非常小心，不要把你的策略建立在你的感覺上。

而是要根據事實來制定你的策略。

If the strategy yields 30 and higher marks in your listening out of a total of 40, or on the reading you're getting consistently 30 out of 40 or more, then it works.

如果你的聽力策略拿到了 40 分中的 30 分或更高，或是閱讀分數穩定地拿到 40 分中的 30 分以上，那就代表這個策略有效。

如果沒有，你感覺怎麼樣都不重要。

Again, remember scientific evidence, the empirical pursuit.

再次提醒，要記得科學證據，以及實證的追求。

You experience it to be true, so it's true.

你親身體驗過它是真的，所以它就是真的。

That's the most reliable authority opinion.

The IELTS expert said it, so it's probably true.

IELTS 專家這麼說，所以它很可能就是真的。

Everybody's saying it, but I'm not sure until I test it.

大家都在說，但我需要實際測試過才確定。

I better test it before I use it in the real exam.

我在正式考試中使用前最好先測試一下。

Keep these in mind and always rely on logic.

記住這些，並且永遠相信邏輯。

In the description you will find a list of links which give you documentation for linguistics, English literature, essay writing, strategies that are the facts behind much of the IELTS exam and the way that examiners measure and assess your English proficiency.

在說明中，你會找到一個連結清單，裡面有關於語言學、英國文學、寫作技巧等文件的資訊，這些都是 IELTS 考試背後的事實，以及考官如何衡量和評估你的英文能力。

On our website@aehelp.com for academic IELTS and G ieltshelp.com for general IELTS, we strive to implement the scientific method and give you strategies and tips that are based on empirical evidence.

在我們的網站 @aehelp.com (學術組) 和 G ieltshelp.com (通用組)，我們會努力實施科學方法，並提供基於實證證據的策略和技巧。

We have had thousands of students use our strategies and consistently show that they are improving their English and getting higher scores.

我們有成千上萬的學生使用我們的策略，並且持續顯示他們的英文進步並獲得更高的分數。

To join our Premium package, simply click the red button on the website aehelp.com or galshelp.com let's continue with some of the most commonly found advice for the listening section that might be true, but

若要加入我們的 Premium 套餐，請直接點擊 aehelp.com 或 galshelp.com 網站上的紅色按鈕，我們繼續來談談聽力部分一些最常見但可能不一定有幫助的建議。

Underlining and circling keywords when getting ready to listen to the audio.

This may work for some candidates, however for many others this will be a distraction and can actually lead to a lower performance.

這對某些考生可能有效，但對許多其他人來說，這會造成幹擾，甚至可能導致表現下降。

The reason being is that much of the audio, especially in part three and four, are paraphrased, so you will not hear the exact words that you see in the questions.

原因在於，音檔內容，特別是第三和第四部分，很多都是改寫的，所以你聽到的不會是問題中看到的確切單字。

Rather, you will hear different forms of paraphrasing at times not even the synonyms, but instead a description.

相反地，你會聽到不同的改寫方式，有時甚至不是同義詞，而是描述。

So instead of looking at specific vocabulary, it is often better to look at the entire phrase and visualize the information.

所以，與其關注特定的詞彙，不如關注整個片語並想像這些資訊。

Use your energy and time for comprehensive understanding of each question and the topic and to picture yourself within that topic.

把你的精力與時間花在全面理解每個問題和主題，並想像自己身處那個主題情境中。

Don't be distracted by circles and lines.

Another misconception in the listening and this is Also true for the reading is that answers have to follow some sort of pattern, meaning that in the multiple choice, if the answer for one question was A, then likely for the next question it could be B, C or D.

聽力部分的另一個迷思，這在閱讀部分也一樣，就是答案必須遵循某種模式，也就是說，在選擇題中，如果一個問題的答案是 A，那麼下一個問題的答案很可能就是 B、C 或 D。

You could have an IELTS listening section where you have three or four multiple choice questions where each of the correct answers are A or B.

你可能會遇到一個 IELTS 聽力測驗部分，其中有三個或四個選擇題，而每個正確答案都是 A 或 B。

There is no set pattern to the answers, so keep an open mind and focus on comprehension.

答案沒有固定的模式，所以請保持開放的心態，專注於理解。

A lot of videos and common practice for for every section of the ielts, including the listening, is the attempt to predict the information on the test.

許多關於 IELTS 各個部分的影片和常見做法，包括聽力，都是試圖預測考試中的資訊。

Yes, you might hit one or two ideas if you're very lucky.

沒錯，如果你非常幸運，可能會猜中一兩個。

But chances are the topics in your next IELTS exam will surprise you, meaning that you will not be able to predict them.

但你的下一次 IELTS 考試的題目很可能會讓你驚喜，也就是說，你無法預測它們。

So don't waste your time trying to find predictions for your upcoming exams.

所以別浪費時間試圖預測你即將到來的考試。

取而代之的是，再次專注於策略。

In our courses on our websites, we always emphasize strategy while presenting you with a variety of topics on environment, technology, and

在我們網站上的課程中，我們總是強調策略，同時向你介紹環境、科技和

Yes, familiarize yourself with general topics that are common to people around the world, but

沒錯，熟悉世界上人們普遍關心的常見主題，但

do not expect that you will know exactly which topic will come up on your next listening test.

所以別預期你會確切知道下次聽力測驗會考什麼主題。

Now let's talk a little bit about reading the most common Misconception and false advice for the reading section.

現在我們來聊聊閱讀，談談閱讀部分最常見的迷思和錯誤建議。

There's not enough time to read the passage and the questions, so you should use skim reading, look at keywords and and scan the passage to identify the information.

沒有足夠的時間讀完文章和題目，所以你應該要略讀，看看關鍵字，然後掃描文章來找出資訊。

Any person who has a band level 6 in reading ability for the IELTS exam should be able to read the passage.

任何在 IELTS 考試閱讀能力達到 band 6 的人，都應該能夠讀懂文章。

If you are not able to read the passage in 10 to 12 minutes while understanding at least 60 to 70% of the information, it is not yet time for you to sit the exam.

如果你在 10 到 12 分鐘內無法讀完文章，同時理解至少 60% 到 70% 的資訊，那還不是你參加考試的時候。

If you do, there's a very good chance that you will be guessing and wasting your money.

如果你這樣做，很有可能會猜測，白白浪費你的錢。

The correct strategy to get those higher band scores, especially 8 and 9, is to read the passage at least once.

要拿到更高的 band 分數，特別是 8 和 9 分，正確的策略是至少讀完文章一次。

Yes, you can skim and scan for answers, but only after you have read the passage.

沒錯，你可以略讀和掃描來找答案，但那是在你讀完文章之後。

There are 11 different types of questions questions that you might see in the reading section.

閱讀部分可能會出現 11 種不同類型的問題。

These questions are designed in such a way to negate skimming and scanning.

這些問題的設計方式就是為了避免略讀和掃描。

For instance, in true false not given questions, it's virtually impossible to figure out if the information is given or not given.

舉例來說，在「對、錯、未給定」這類問題中，你幾乎不可能判斷資訊到底有沒有給定。

If you haven't read the entire passage, in order to find the correct list of headings, you have to read the whole paragraph.

如果你沒有讀完整篇文章，要找出正確的標題列表，你就必須讀完整個段落。

While it's true that the topic sentence may contain the information for the correct list of headings.

雖然主題句確實可能包含正確標題列表的資訊。

This is definitely not the case for the Introduction and the conclusion.

但這絕對不適用於開頭和結尾。

Skimming and scanning again are only effective once you have read the entire passage.

再次強調，略讀和掃描只有在你讀完整篇文章後才會有效。

Another common misunderstanding is that answers in the reading come in the order of the passage.

另一個常見的誤解是，閱讀部分的答案會按照文章的順序出現。

While this is true at times, it is not a guarantee.

雖然有時候確實是這樣，但這並不能保證。

This means that if you get a matching information question, which is which paragraph contains the following information, the very first question might be contained in the last paragraph.

這表示，如果你遇到「配對資訊」這類問題，也就是哪個段落包含以下資訊，第一個問題可能就藏在最後一個段落裡。