Keyboarding and Document Processing

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048378
Grade 9
Teaching Method
Traditional
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Charlotte Mason
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Classical
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Unit Study
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Montessori (Discovery)
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Secular
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Christian/Religious
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Learning Modality
Auditory
Learns through listening, talking out loud or reading out loud.
Visual
Learns through seeing, prefers written instructions and visual materials.
Kinesthetic/Tactile (Hands-On)
Learns through moving, doing and touching.
Multi-Sensory
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Presentation
Sequential
Curriculum progresses through well-defined learning objectives. Emphasizes mastery before moving to the next topic.
Spiral
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Conceptual/Topical
Focus is on the “why,” often with a unifying concept as well as specific skills; coverage may be broader.
Teacher Involvement
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Student-led materials; parent acts as a facilitator.
Medium Teacher Involvement
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Everything you need is included.
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Our Price
$56.00
Description

Computer skills are crucial for success in this technological age. This three-semester, self-standing spiral book offers daily practice, timed writings, skill evaluation exercises, and instruction in document processing. It covers basic keys; numbers and symbols; business, employment, letter, and report production; professional tables; and more. Uses standard word-processing programs. ~Amber

In summary this book covers three semesters!

  • Keyboarding – 2 semesters = 1 credit
  • Document Processing – 1 semester = ½ credit

Publisher's Description of Keyboarding and Document Processing

Though typing/keyboarding class is generally listed as an elective, in today's age of technology keyboarding is an essential life skill! Computers—and thus the skill of keyboarding—are indispensable. Regardless of your high schooler's previous exposure to keyboarding, this practical book begins with the basics to provide the foundation for excellent technique from which speed and accuracy flow. Text may be used for up to three semesters of instruction!—two semesters of keyboarding (chap. 1–8) and one semester of document processing (chap. 9–12). Applies keyboarding skills to an office setting or academic assignments. Gr. 10–12.

Product Benefits

Clear explanation and constant reinforcement. Diagrams and step-by-step instructions clearly explain proper posture and finger and arm positions. Instruction starts with "home row" keys, adding only one or two keys at a time and constantly reinforcing previous learning. Regular reviews prepare your teen for tests.

No typing stand needed! A built-in design feature allows the book to stand alone vertically on a desktop. The top spiral binding makes the page stay flat.

Integration of biblical principles and character training. Besides heeding instruction, your teen will be taught principles of time management, attention to detail as he is trained in proofreading (including learning proofreading marks), care for the appearance of his work, and organization—valuable life skills!

No special software or hardware needed. In a time when computer programs are outdated almost as fast as they are written, every effort has been made to give you clear and concise instruction that is not dependent on any particular program.

Quality, practical content for typing exercises. Your teen will look forward to proofreading just to see the fascinating information he has typed! Exercises include humorous sayings, intriguing facts, character-building thoughts and quotations, Bible passages, and typical content that he could expect to encounter in an academic or business setting from a Christian camp to a corporation.

Formatting according to established standards. Document formatting skills are taught based on what is commonly accepted and used in professional settings: the Gregg Reference Manual for business documents and Turabian and Modern Language Association guidelines for academic projects.



Though a typing/keyboarding class is generally listed as an elective, in today's age of technology keyboarding is an essential life skill! Computers, and thus the skill of keyboarding, are indispensable. Regardless of your high schooler's previous exposure to keyboarding, this practical book begins with the basics to provide the foundation for excellent technique from which speed and accuracy flow. Text may be used for up to three semesters of instruction!

  • Two semesters of Keyboarding (chapters 1-8) 170 lessons
  • One semester of Document Processing (chapters 9-12) 85 lessons
It applies keyboarding skills to an office setting or academic assignments. A computer with a word processing program is recommended, but any other word processing program is acceptable. A printer is also recommended. Per the publisher, this three-semester program is worth 1 credit in keyboarding and ½ credit in document processing. ~Amber

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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:A Beka Book
Grade:9
Length in Inches:11.75
Width in Inches:8.5
Height in Inches:1
Weight in Pounds:2.2
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