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Use gamified platforms: Nitro Type (racing), Typing.com (badges), BBC Dance Mat Typing (for younger kids). Set a daily 15-minute practice before gaming time. Focus on home row and proper posture. Teachers can integrate typing practice into writing assignments (type a paragraph instead of handwriting). Use classroom competitions (highest WPM weekly). For grades 3-5, start with letter drills; grades 6-8, add punctuation and capitals; grades 9-12, focus on speed and note-taking. Avoid over-practice (max 30 min/day). Reward improvement, not just high scores. Encourage typing instead of handwriting for rough drafts.