Detailed Answer
- Slow down to a speed where you make zero errors for a full minute. Practice at that pace for a week. 2) Use typing software that forces correction (e.g., TypingMaster, Ratatype). 3) Identify your top 5 frequent errors – write them on a sticky note. Practice those specific key combinations (e.g., 'the' typed as 'teh' – drill 'the the the'). 4) Ensure finger placement – common errors happen when fingers drift from home row. 5) Disable backspace during practice (some test sites offer this) to force mental accuracy. 6) Improve your keyboard awareness – feel the F and J bumps. 7) Check your posture; wrist bending causes mis-hits. 8) Take breaks every 20 minutes – fatigue causes errors.