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- 1. Daily Drill Sheet #2 Name: __ Start date: _ Block: _ Finish date: _ Posture (10) Pts Pts Pts Pts Body - Centered in front of keyboard (21 Eyes - looking at screen (21 Back - straight, leaning forward slightly (21 Finders - curved over home row (2) Feet - flat on floor (2) Keying Techniques (40) Keys - using proper fingers to strike keys (401 Work Habits (501 Time - completes at least two drills per day (201 Data - records scored daily on this sheet (20) Organization - keeps track of daily drill sheet (10) Lesson # Micro type A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 0 p Q R S T Date completed & turned in (required) When you complete a lesson print the "Lesson Report" make sure your name Is on it and turn it in Date WPM Errors Date WPM Errors 9/17 11/13 9/24 11/19 10/1 11/26 10/8 12/3 I 10/15 12/10 10/22 12/17 10/29 1/7 11/5 1/14