Practice, practice, practice. I still make errors on my iPad Mini 2 which I've had for three or four years, and still make typing errors. It's just all part of the touch screen experience. At least VoiceOver is very helpful in this area. I find passwords more frustrating, so am starting to type passwords in a standard text field such as a text message, but instead of sending it anywhere obviously, I use the edit option in the rotor, choose select all, then choose cut after using the edit option in the rotor if necessary. I could, of course, use the text selection option in the rotor and choose select all that way, but since I want to transfer the text to the pasteboard, it's just easier to do it from one rotor setting. Having said that, with the nice improvements to Braille Screen Input in iOS 10, such as typing feedback in contracted Braille, I use that nearly all of the time rather than the standard keyboard.
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