Practicing for Numbers

Since my last post on Lesson 15's numbers, I have since passed the quiz and moved on to Lesson 16!

I was pretty nervous about Lesson 15 at first, because it seemed like there was a lot to cover, and plus there were some parts of the theory in the book that differed from what the instructors in the video were saying.
Additionally, the fact that my Total Eclipse program wasn't registering quite a few of the keystroke briefs was getting a bit annoying.

I'll actually be head down later today to speak with the college's CTR IT specialist about adapting my Total Eclipse dictionary. Should be fun!

Regarding Lesson 15 and numbers, I owe a lot of my quick practice to the following websites:

RANDOM Clock Times

RANDOM Calendar Dates

This handy-dandy sight generators a number of random clock times, calendar dates, and all sorts of things I imagine. This was particularly useful for drill practicing, just doing date after date, or clock time after clock time.

Highly recommend! I hope it helps out fellow students who just need some good grinding material.
Next up is Lesson 16, where it's a whole lot about soundalike words! Yikes!

Current Lesson - Lesson 16