Typing with 3 Fingers on her laptop is made easier with practice.

A child with three fingers can type at over 77 words per minute by using adaptive strategies to access the same technology. Kaleigh is JUST learning the first steps in typing on a regular laptop.

Typing with 3 Fingers

Kaleigh typing with 3 fingers on a laptop

First, they learn how to optimize their finger movements, reducing unnecessary motion. They focus on accuracy and gradually build speed through consistent practice. Children can learn to use the identical keyboard and computers as their peers. Using the center of the keyboard as positioning to the rest of the keyboard is part of the skill. The child practices finger coordination, mastering a rhythm that increases typing speed. Over time, these techniques combine to enable the child to exceed expectations and type as quickly as possible. More YouTube Channel Lessons

Other Kaleigh Videos typing as she advances to typing over 77 words per minute

Tay with Special Hands learning keyboarding and Math

By Dr Denise

My team and I have a passion for teaching blind and low vision children and adults how to become independent in all areas through the use of technology and other blind skills.