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When it comes to listening comprehension, it can be disheartening if you can't answer the first question. To help you avoid feeling disheartened, listen to the explanation for Question 1, "How to Listen to Accented Forms," ​​and feel good about getting a good score on the listening comprehension questions! Watch the video until the end and use it to help you increase the number of listening questions you can answer. In special editions that are produced irregularly, we analyze the content of questions in the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test and offer tips for studying efficiently. If you found this helpful, please subscribe to our channel! [Table of Contents] 00:00 Overview 01:34 3 Steps 02:22 Step 3 - 1: Prepare 05:56 Step 3 - 2: Compare the Options 07:26 Step 3 - 3: Listen and Make a Decision 09:28 Question 1: Mindset 10:46 Momoko's Training Method to Improve Your Listening Skills Before the Exam 13:03 For Those Who Can't Even Understand the First and Second Beats... 13:55 Momoko's Interpretation of Question 1 15:40 Summary [Related Videos - Special Edition] ・Exam II - What You Need to Know to Solve Question 2!    • 特別編！ 試験Ⅱー問題２ 聞き分け方のコツ教えます！【日本語教師になる／日本語教育能...   ・Exam II - Question 3: Analysis of Question Trends! 7 Patterns    • Video   ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ [We recommend solving the past five years' worth of questions before the exam!] (The following contains affiliate links.) ・Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test Questions (2023) https://amzn.to/4dkDPOf ・Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test Questions (2022) https://amzn.to/3WCv2Bt ・Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test Questions (2021) https://amzn.to/3zUUYPT ・Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test Questions (2020) https://amzn.to/3t04kD2 ・Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test Questions (2019) https://amzn.to/3IcnNXs If you're unsure, start with the most recent questions. If you're taking the Advanced Exam, focus on Exams II and III! Recommended Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test YouTube Channels ⚫︎ Research ☆ Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test (Daiko Sensei) He studies past Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test questions and creates mind maps of the relevant content. This visual guide helps you grasp all the relevant knowledge at once.    / @daikon_nihongo   ------------------ PR --------------------------------- [Attend our training course and pass the basic exam!] 🟡 Human Academy, a comprehensive vocational school (strong in rural areas) 　https://px.a8.net/svt/ejp?a8mat=3N441... 　 I got my certification at Human Academy! If you mention "Kitakyushu Campus - Nakajima Momoko" as your referrer, you might receive a 50% discount on your enrollment fee! If they say there's no "Kitakyushu Campus"... Please tell them that the Kitakyushu Campus has closed and been merged with the Fukuoka Campus. If they ask for the referrer's email address... [email protected] (This is the official email address for this channel.) The "nkn" at the beginning of the email address stands for "ni" (teacher), "ki" (teacher), and "na" (na), which means "nkn." lol ------------------------------------------------------------ [I want to take this opportunity to get a bachelor's degree from a correspondence university!] Many Japanese language school job listings require a "university graduate or higher." You could also use this opportunity to get a degree! Why not request information on correspondence universities where you can earn a university degree or teaching license? (Free) https://px.a8.net/svt/ejp?a8mat=4539Z... ------------------------------------------------------------ If you're worried about not being able to study at a training institute alone and want to prepare for the exam, or if you want to work hard on the exam route, we also offer specialized exam courses. (⚠️Enrolling in these courses does not exempt you from the basic exam.) 🔴 Agaroot Academy: Certification Prep School 　https://t.afi-b.com/visit.php?a=W1030... #RegisteredJapaneseTeacher #JapaneseTeacher #BecomeAJapaneseTeacher #JapaneseLanguageTeachingProficiencyTest #SelfStudy