Level 107 Practice - 4 letter blocks: E I

Level description:

Typing 4 letter blocks. Typing letter blocks, also known as practicing touch-typing by focusing on specific letter combinations or key clusters.

Typing letter blocks helps develop muscle memory, which is the ability of your fingers to automatically find the correct keys without looking at the keyboard. This muscle memory is crucial for improving typing speed and accuracy.

5 Touch typing tips to consider:

1. Wrist Extensor Stretch : Stretch your wrist extensor muscles by extending your arm and gently pulling your fingers down.
2. Use All Fingers : Utilize all fingers for typing, even for keys located farther from the home row.
3. Balanced Typing : Avoid long periods of continuous typing; take breaks and stretch.
4. Mouse Sensitivity : Adjust your mouse sensitivity to minimize the force required for clicking and scrolling.
5. Finger Isolation : Practice typing individual keys to improve finger independence and coordination.

Summary:

Remember, everyone's body is different, so adjust these tips to fit your individual needs. Prioritizing proper posture and ergonomic practices while touch typing will contribute to your overall well-being and productivity.