Rubrics to guide grading.
Are you focusing on a or a particular test type (like the Mid-course or Final test)?
When you finally find that PDF or that page in the Teacher’s Book, do not just copy the answers. Treat each correct answer as a reward for effort, and each incorrect answer as a free lesson on what to study next.
Collocations, idioms, phrasal verbs, and abstract nouns.
Sometimes, despite your best efforts, the specific test answer key (e.g., "Speakout Upper Intermediate 2nd Edition Unit Test 5") is impossible to find. Here is your contingency plan:
Keep a error log. If you notice your lowest scores are consistently in Unit 3 (passive) or Unit 7 (conditionals), you know exactly which grammar chapters you need to review before the final exam. 5. Tips for Teachers Administering Speakout Tests