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A Flexible Ten-Minute Daily Typing Routine

Separate warm-up, difficult points, articles and reviews to reduce repeated speed tests without knowing where the progress is.

Schedule tasks first, then schedule minutes

Ten minutes is a convenient example and is not a length of time that everyone must adhere to. If you only have five minutes, cut back on the content; if you're tired or your attention span is waning, end it earlier. The important thing is to know what each short exercise is trying to solve.

Before starting, take a look at the questions left last time and choose the only focus today. For example, if the space after the period is always missing, practice this connection first, and don't add all the weak items temporarily.

An executable allocation

It takes about two minutes to familiarize yourself with the content and confirm the input method and hand position; then it takes about three minutes to practice a difficult point; it takes about three minutes to complete a new article; and finally it takes about two minutes to check the results and organize the records. Each section can be flexibly changed, and time just reminds you not to stay in the easiest part.

Return to the article after the special exercise to check whether the action can be brought back to normal input. If the article fails once you read it, you don’t need to continue to increase the number of single-key repetitions next time, but practice connecting the difficult points before and after.

Keep minimum tasks on busy days

When there is no complete time, you can only do a short practice and a review. Continuous practice rewards are reminders and should not turn into pressure to catch up. After a day of interruption, you can just start over from familiar content next time without having to make up for all the missed time.

Today’s practice

Write down today’s ten minutes into four tasks and check each one at the end. Finally, record “what to practice first next time” so that you don’t have to make a new choice tomorrow. If you skip the review test several times in a row, reduce the speed test by one round to leave room for observation errors.

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References and further reading

These references support the basic concepts and operating instructions. TigerTyping created the practice steps and examples; adapt them to your needs.

Originally written in Chinese; other language versions use machine-assisted translation. Follow the actual settings of your system and input method. References may be in another language.

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