Essential Guide to Teaching Keyboarding in 45 Minutes a Week: a K-8 Curriculum

Structured Learning IT Teaching Team; Ask a Tech Teacher; Kali Delamagente [Editor]

ISBN 10: 0984588167 / ISBN 13: 9780984588169

Published by Structured Learning, 2012

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Essential Guide to Teaching Keyboarding in 45 Minutes a Week: a K-8 Curriculum
• Publisher: Structured Learning
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0984588167
• ISBN 13: 9780984588169
• Binding: perfect
• Condition: Good
• Weight: 10 ounces

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Synopsis

This is not the most current edition of this book. Please find ASIN B081VYZZYY for the updated text. **** You may think it impossible to find a keyboarding curriculum that creates accomplished typists from the skimpy forty-five minutes a week you can devote to keyboarding. You teach what you can, but it always seems to be the same lessons hands on home row, good posture, eyes on the copy. You wonder if it s making a difference. Every year, you promise it will go better and then it doesn t. You re thinking of giving up. You have lots of friends who hunt-and-peck as adults and are doing fine. Does it even matter if students learn to touch type? Yes, it matters, and there is a way. It requires a plan, faithfully executed, with your eye relentlessly on the goal, but if you commit to that, it works. In this book, The Essential Guide to Teaching Keyboarding in 45 Minutes a Week: a K-8 Curriculum, I ll share a keyboarding curriculum for K-8 that I ve seen work on thousands of students. You ll find directions on what to do, how and when. Consider this the keyboarding version of Strunk and White s Elements of Style everything you need in a short 110 (give or take) pages.

About the Author

Ask a Tech Teacher is an award-winning resource blog run by a group of technology teachers and visited by more than 60,000 people every month in search of resources and advice. It offers oodles of free lesson plans, pedagogical conversation, website reviews and more. Its newsletters and website articles are read by thousands every day, including teachers, homeschoolers, and anyone serious about finding the best way to maneuver the minefields of technology in education.