Please give us some tips for an effective incentive system when teaching typing.

Please give some ideas to teachers who want to conduct an effective keyboarding class.

Use available monitoring and reports to congratulate students on their responsibility and mastery. And make that positive reinforcement concrete: print personal certificates of achievement congratulating each student on their progress at keyboarding.

Best Regards,
Aidan Bernales
Community Moderator at Typesy

The key to an effective class is student engagement! Utilize typing games to keep students engaged, and before you know it, students will be begging to practice their keyboarding skills. Aside from keeping lessons fun, typing games allow students to track their progress, happily focus on areas of weakness, and practice their hand-eye coordination, a skill much needed in touch typing.

It is likely that students in your class will be at differing levels of typing proficiency. There are many ways to keep your advanced students engaged while you focus your attention on your struggling students. Consider hosting competitions for highest WPM or accuracy, allow your most advanced students to tutor less experienced classmates, or challenge your adept typists by blindfolding them or covering the letters on their keyboard. Having a few ideas up your sleeve will ensure your skilled typists don’t become bored and distracting to others who need time to practice.

Regards,
Typesy Team