Best teaching practices
Tips and strategies for using TTRS to support different learning needs and goals.
By Meredith and 4 others5 authors13 articles
Teaching Fundamentals
Learn the core teaching strategies and best practices for getting the most out of TTRS
- Helping your students achieve successPractical tips for teaching typing technique
- Observing typing technique
- Posture and Workstation SetupGood posture and proper seating are essential for comfortable and safe typing
- Supporting Students Who Apply Too Much Pressure When Typing
- Spelling resourcesPopular articles we’ve written about spelling
- Touch-typing resourcesPopular blog posts we’ve written about touch-typing
- Reading resourcesArticles about reading
- Resources on typingExplore articles to help learners build touch-typing skills
Your teaching in action
See practical examples, lesson ideas, and classroom strategies for using TTRS effectively
- Setting up your learning environmentCreate a comfortable, accessible workspace with the right equipment to help learners type safely and effectively
- Virtual tutoringHow to use TTRS for online learning with students
- Common difficulties experienced by students who are learning to typeLearn how to help students overcome these common challenges
- To cover or not to coverWhy you might want to cover a student's hands when they're typing
- Planning your TTRS classLearn how to plan your TTRS sessions, support learners of different ages, and create an effective classroom environment