Fast Typing, Broken Flow
A student types notes all year and studies thoroughly for their upcoming exams. But when they sit in the exam room, the paper comes out, and they struggle to write smoothly. Typing faster has become easier than thinking clearly. This is where the concept of flow mismatch occurs, which is when your writing speed and thinking process don't align with one another.
Gen Z is often criticized for relying too heavily on digital tools. Since they are the ones who live digitally, they are still being judged on handwritten performance. Even though handwriting is slower, many students feel more mentally focused and in control while writing by hand.
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