Creative commons photo of a fourth grade class practicing their typing courtesy flickr user woodleywonderworks. A class that for decades was generally part of the middle school experience is now more ...

EdSource · How a charter school serving adults became embroiled in scandal and sparked calls for reform Third-grader Tycho Sedlachek throws his hands up victoriously as he finishes his typing test. It ...

I took a couple of typing classes throughout grade school in which touch typing using the home row keys was taught. While those classes laid the basic foundation of proper form, most of my practice ...

Patti Poff usually teaches math, science and engineering, but this year she also is drilling her students in posture, finger placement and keyboard accuracy. “We were just finger-pecking before,” said ...

MOUNT AIRY (WPVI) -- If you're one of the many around the region looking for outdoor activities and classes now that summer is in full swing - there's a business in Mount Airy that has successfully ...

Fingers flew as fifth-graders in Susan Slusarski’s computer class raced to see how many words they could type in one minute, following a prepared script. One goal is to beat the amazing ...

These days, due to the spread of computers, tablets and smart phones, almost everybody types. But most modern-day typists are self-taught and have adopted "nonstandard" styles that are much different ...

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. If you know this phrase, I know where you were in high school. You were in typing class with me, back when it was still called typing and not “keyboarding ...

People who have taken typing classes are familiar with the sentence "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." We use the sentence because it contains every letter of the alphabet, giving even ...

Raul Pacheco-Vega started a Twitter convo a few days ago that made its way to Jessica Calarco, and then to me, before John Warner wrote about it. It’s too good to pass up. It’s about the most useful ...

In her letter to the editor (June 27), inspired by a review of Danielle Dreilinger’s “The Secret History of Home Economics,” Jane Feder relates how as an eighth grader she regretted being ...