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Steno Progress
Six students passed their speed tests this weekend. Woohoo! So happy when I got the e-mails informing me that they passed and and four of them were my former theory students. YAY!
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Tagged court reporting student, progress, speed tests, steno, steno practice
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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
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Tagged 160 wpm, court reporting students, speed tests, steno, waiting for a pass
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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
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Tagged court reporting, court reporting students, nerves, nervous, passing tests, shaky hands, speed tests, steno, test anxiety, tips
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Speed test congratulatory e-mails
Whenever I open my work e-mail and see 20+ unopened e-mails, I know instantly that there have been students who have passed their speed tests. Whenever a student completes and passes a test (you need 95% minimum accuracy to pass), an e-mail … Continue reading
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Tagged 95% accuracy, congratulatory e-mails, court reporting school, speed tests, teaching
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