When writing on a computer, it takes time to search for each character one by one. By the time you finally write a sentence, you may forget what you wanted to write.
Once you can type, it becomes easier to express what comes to your mind. This will be a great help when studying, researching, and preparing for presentations.
The flow changes more than the speed
Good typing isn't just about being fast. It makes it easier to concentrate on writing. The less time you spend looking for your keys, the less likely you are to stop thinking.
Memos for essays, impressions, research studies, and presentations. All of them will make it easier to advance simply by making it easier to hit. Children who become good at studying have these hard-to-see foundations.
A little bit is enough
It's okay if you aren't fast from the beginning. Memorize your home position, practice for just 5 minutes every day, type your name or favorite word. If you keep doing this, your hands will gradually get used to it.
Typing is not a special talent. A child who practices will find it much easier later on.
It only takes 5 minutes to practice typing sentences without looking at your fingers too much.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value a foundation that is useful for a lifetime, even if it is not flashy. Typing is one of the representative examples.