MISS INFORMATION™ ASKS:
CAN KEYBOARD TYPING MISINFORM BRAINS AND BODIES?
Our bodies were not designed for ‘talking’ through digital keyboards
FOR EDUCATORS AND KIDS*:
TO STAY SHARP AND WELL INFORMED:
1.EXERCISE YOUR FINE-MOTOR MUSCLES
Fine Motor 101 – http://www.school-ot.com/FIne%20motor%20101.html
Mary Benbow, MS, OTR and Charlotte Exner, PhD, OTR
2.PRACTICE EXERCISING ALPHABETFITNESS’S FULL BODY ABCs!!
INCLUDE:
https://alphabetfitness.org/fitness-puzzle/
https://alphabetfitness.org/iindooroutdoor-trackgymplayground-events/
Kids love Alphabet Marathon® Fun-Run Training Routines!
3. NOTICE how Miss Information sharpens BRAIN-BODY communications!
* Concerns:
- Keyboard users’ repetitive fine-motor associations can be myelinated or remyelinated by the layout of keyboard letters and symbols.
- Users are not aware that repetitive typing on digital keyboards alters both the typists’, and its receivers’ synaptic thresholds.
- Keyboard are a tool that controls the directionality of its users’ eye balls and fingertips.
- This fine-motor association could also lead to increased awareness regarding the movement of one’s eye balls when their eye lids are open or closed.
- A human can’t speak or mentally think algorithmically in 0s and 1s processed by high speed machines.
- A human ‘life’ becomes less tangible. How can they ‘feel’ when human communication systems are separated from their sense of ‘touch’.