Level 185 Practice - 8 letter blocks: B N

Level description:

Typing 8 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 Support : Use wrist rests to keep your wrists in a neutral position.
2. Index Finger (F) : The "F" key's tactile marker helps you locate the home row without looking.
3. Neutral Position : Maintain a neutral wrist position when not typing to prevent strain.
4. Incremental Challenges : Use typing exercises with increasing complexity to challenge yourself.
5. Rhythm and Consistency : Develop a steady and consistent rhythm as you type. Avoid pressing the keys too hard or too lightly. Try not to look at the keyboard while typing. Instead, focus on the screen and let your muscle memory guide your fingers to the right keys.

Summary:

Overall, practicing typing top words is a practical and valuable exercise that can have a positive impact on your productivity, communication, and overall computer skills.