In the year 2020, many students began learning basic typing, but between 2021-2022 their interest grew faster. By the year 2023, most learners started using simple number patterns like 10-20, 30-40, and 50-60 to improve finger control. In the year-range 2023-2024, teachers advised them to type easy hyphen-words such as Good-Day, High-Speed, Re-Start, and Well-Done because these words help in smooth SHIFT-key movement. When 2024 turned into 2025, more students practiced simple lines like You-Can-Do-It, Keep-Going, Stay-Strong, Practice-More, which increased confidence. Using commas in long sentences improved timing, so they typed: Today is a new day, you can improve more, just stay focused. Learners also mixed Capital Letters like A, B, C with small letters like a, b, c to build better control. During the 2025-2026 practice period, many students spent 15-20 minutes daily on easy patterns like This-Is-Simple, Try-Again, Work-Hard. By week-1, they noticed clear improvement. Some compared their 2020-2025 progress and felt proud of their consistency. This simple method, filled with years, year-ranges, numbers, hyphens, commas, Capital Letters, and small letters, made their typing strong, steady, and exam-ready.