Read the paragraph Procedure before beginning this lesson.  This lesson will be typed for perfect practice - each line will be typed until no errors exist on that line.  Using the Backspace key or the Delete key will always result in beginning the lesson again.  The Backspace and Delete keys are for word processing - not for learning the keyboard.

Place the mouse pointer into the practice box, left click, and begin typing.  Press the Enter key (right little finger) to move the cursor to the next line.  Always practice without looking at the keys.

Fast is fine, but accuracy is everything — Wyatt Earp

Procedure
Type for ZERO errors per line — proofread carefully after a line is typed
Retype the line when an error is "felt" while typing, or when an error is found after the line is typed
Type the less-than symbol next to each perfect line
The less-than symbol (<) is made using the left-shift plus the comma (,)
Keep eyes on the monitor screen and not on characters in the Practice box
Double-space between lines — press ENTER KEY twice using the  ; finger

Practice ― Lesson 12 ― Perfect Practice
1 You have done a good job.  You know each letter.  Do not quit.
2 The length of each word makes it easy or hard to type rapidly.
3 As you type, enter each letter and word quickly--do not pause.
4 Aim for a speed goal that's easy to reach.  Accuracy is first.
5 You should be amazed at how well you have learned to type now.
6 How fast should you set your goal?  That is the next question.

Have your teacher review this lesson with you when finished