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It is important to position your hands on the keyboard correctly. Your fingers must be in the middle row of your keyboard on the "home keys"
Always put your fingers back on the home keys after pressing any key.
It is important not to look at your own keyboard while typing.
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2. Learn to keyboard will help us to develop other important skills:
Concentration: You will learn to reduce your distractions and improve your ability to concentrate and focus.
Accuracy: It's a core skill. Reduce your errors!
Be patience: Staying calm and accepting the trouble without getting angry.
3. Other skills:
Struggle: In order to continue and progress, you need to put a lot of effort into each lesson.
Effort: Overcomming each lesson requires a sacrifice that will be worth it.
Discipline: If we follow the rules and structure of the course, we can achieve the best results.
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Answer to this questions in your notebook:
Do you know how to keyboard?
How many fingers do you use to write with a keyboard?
Do you feel it is important to learn how to write
4. Proper typing posture when typing
4. Proper typing posture when typing
Search on the internet whats the proper posture when typing according to ergonomists.
What are microtraumas? Is it possible to detect them when you are 15?
If you worked with a computer, how much time would you spend per day?
Describe the ideal typing posture.
What are the most common problems due to poor typing posture?
5. Muscle memory
5. Muscle memory
The secret to typing without looking
When you learn a new movement, your brain creates a memory of the pieces that make up that movement and stores it in your cerebellum.
Search in this page the answers of this questions and write them in your notebook:
Why is so important to committing typing to muscle memory?
How is motor learning happens, just performing an acction once or in stages?
Bad habits tend to ................. and they are much harder to .............
6. Keyboarding, a skill for life
6. Keyboarding, a skill for life
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