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| Stenography TheoryAnna Mae Tedley | Theory for the Thinking Stenography Student |
Pay attention to the basics of stenography, and you will see an improvement when you do a speed drill. If your fingers can do the single letters quickly and without hesitation, than your normal strokes will be quicker and with less hesitation. Stenography isn't that hard. All that it really requires is a high degree of clarity and a lot of practice. This last section is for the masters of the stenography keyboard. Do not spend much time here if you haven't mastered the easy drills. You must master the stenography basics first. TEDLEY RIGHT HAND Drills | A good all-purpose workout for the right hand. The patterns are basic combinations for the eight home keys of the right hand: FRPBLGTS. | | | TEDLEY Right-hand Letters D AND Z | This article is highly recommended. The drill at the end attacks one of the most common problem areas of the upper speeds. It is a short drill, but it is one of the best steno drills around. |
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Right-Hand Letters D and Z
Anna Mae Tedley
The majority of bad steno strokes involve the right hand. The reason for this is simple. When you begin to stroke a word, almost invariably you begin by forming the beginning of the stroke first. This is natural and normal, and it would be kind of silly to expect otherwise. That means that when you stroke the word "word", you will think of those four letters and where they are on the keyboard, but the letter "w" is going to get just the tiniest bit more attention than the rest of the letters. That tiny microsecond of extra time will always make the left hand appear stronger and more controlled.
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