Looking for something?
Trending posts this week
stenoodie’s adventures around the world:
Play games to donate grains of rice!
-
Recent Posts
Top Posts & Pages
Category Archives: Steno
Job shadowing Lisa Lamberti
I shadowed another court reporter today. Yay! I’ve actually shadowed her before too, Lisa Lamberti, so it was quite nice when she came into the room and said, “Hi Karen! Good to see you again!” This was another examination for … Continue reading
Posted in Steno
Tagged court reporting, job shadowing, Lisa Lamberti, realtime, steno
Leave a comment
Job shadowing Teresa Forbes
Today, I got to job shadow Teresa Forbes for the second time. She’s a realtime court reporter who has worked for many many years. The first time I heard of her was actually the very first day I also saw a steno machine … Continue reading
Posted in Steno
Tagged accuracy, court reporting, job shadowing, practice, realtime court reporter, Teresa Forbes
Leave a comment
Cake
I made a funny today. During the break time, one of the lawyers was eating a slice of cake from the kitchen and commented that the reporting agency had really good food. I said, “So I guess this place takes … Continue reading
So close
I know I’m going to be saying this a lot as I continue testing for speed tests in my journey towards the 225, but I was SO close. I got back my test result for my LIT 160 wpm test … Continue reading
Waiting for test grades!
I’m excited to say that for the first time in… months almost a year, I submitted a test after self-grading it! In short, this means that I have a very good chance of passing it. Yay!!! *throws confetti into the … Continue reading
Posted in Steno
Tagged 160 wpm, court reporting students, speed tests, steno, waiting for a pass
1 Comment
Ways to alleviate test anxiety
A student of mine just sent me an e-mail to ask me how to combat her testing anxiety. I offered the following e-mail and thought I would share with you here as well. If you are a court reporting student … Continue reading
Posted in Steno
Tagged court reporting, court reporting students, nerves, nervous, passing tests, shaky hands, speed tests, steno, test anxiety, tips
1 Comment
Today’s practice — April 17
I finally got in some solid practice time today. Yay! I’ve been craving it since I started teaching Phoenix Theory full-time. It’s 6:44 p.m. now and I have over 2.5 hours of practice. I did some Speed Plus (still doing … Continue reading
Posted in Steno
Tagged 180 wpm, daily practice, practice makes perfect, steno practice, testimony
Leave a comment
Motivation for court reporting students, or really just anybody trying to reach their goals
I’ve been practising today. Practising for accuracy. I just need to make sure I do this every single day. Consistency is #1.
Posted in Steno
Tagged achievement, court reporting students, don't give up, goals, motivation, practice, steno
2 Comments
Writing fast
I love how when I’m practising on my steno machine and I glance upon my CaseCAT software and I see that my WPM counter rises and rises with each stroke I make. I was practising just now and I spotted … Continue reading


