Miss Information

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:

  1. Keyboard users’ repetitive fine-motor associations can be myelinated or remyelinated by the layout of keyboard letters and symbols.
  2. Users are not aware that repetitive typing on digital keyboards alters both the typists’, and its receivers’ synaptic thresholds.
  3. Keyboard are a tool that controls the directionality of its users’ eye balls and fingertips.
  4. 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.
  5. A human can’t speak or mentally think algorithmically in 0s and 1s processed by high speed machines.
  6. A human ‘life’ becomes less tangible. How can they ‘feel’ when human communication systems are separated from their sense of ‘touch’.

Impact on children is a ‘key’ concern.

Keyboards may require a specific form of liability insurance coverage.