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Need tips to Improve HandWriting!
As the subject says, Suggest Tips for Improving hand writing as I am sure I am not the only one with a poor hand writing that needs to be improved :P thanks
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try to write with pencil whatever u write...this is my personal experience
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I also need to improve in this area. I have a peculiar problem. I have been writing with an ink pen for the exams and now when I write with ball point, I cant write properly. It just feels weird. And I have to write with a ball point in office as they are cheap and readily available and you dont have to worry even if you lose them.
Now, I am in a dilemma. Should I practice with an ink pen or a ball point? |
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first of all you should practice with pencil after few days with ball point and i think if you practice like this you will never find difficulty in writing with any kind of pen...thats my own experience
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Hi,
if you wana improve your hand writing u must purchase writing books which we used in early school age in order to teach the toddlers. so do it practice on it. ur writing will really improve. try it and do inform me. Regards, |
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the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog Handwriting skills are developed at an early age which involve learning motor skills, hand to eye coordination, maintenance of a good posture and hand positioning. Handwriting has very little to do with eyes. With handwriting, your body and mind need to do many different things all together and in the right order. Your shoulder needs to stay steady while your wrist and elbow move in just the right way. You need the brainpower to know how words and letters are supposed to look and make decisions about what you want to write.Practice writing from your arm and shoulder in the air or on a white board, try not to move your fingers or wrist. Begin practicing individual letters. Concentrate on overall letter formation, the size of ascenders and descenders, the slant of each letter, and beginning and ending strokes. Move on to complete words once you've made it all the way through the alphabet. Pay attention to character spacing, the way your letters flow from one into the next, and the spacing you place between words. Develop a test sentence for yourself and write it at the top of your first practice page. At the beginning of each new week, write this sentence at the top of a new page to help you gauge your progress. Pen: Choice of pen depends on your level of comfort and proper grip over its flow. Avoid ball point in your initial stage for it doesn’t help in getting proper grip over your lettering flow. Ensure that your grip is not too tight, and not too loose, hold it gently. Hold the pen between your thumb and the first two fingers of your hand and maintain constant pressure when holding the pen. Many grasps are perfectly fine! Thumb and forefinger should form an oval while holding pen. Do not press the nib (tip) of your pen hard on the paper during writing When you're writing focus on 2 or 3 letters and anticipate them. That way when you write them you make a mental note to write the letter the way you want Paper: Avoid slipy papers and extra thin papers. The Four Key Components of Legibility The 4 "S" components of legibility in cursive handwriting: 1. Size - This refers to the letters in relation to each other and to the lines or spaces on the paper.
3. Slant - All letters in cursive handwriting slant. Here are some important things to remember:
Buy The Necessary Material Sometimes the choice of equipment that you use can affect your handwriting. Buy a variety of pens and paper material so that you can experiment and find out which material suits your purpose best. Many people swear by fountain pens in bringing out the best in their handwriting. But it's a personal choice. Record Your Technique Write something and observe how you do it. Do you use your fingers to write? Or do you use the shoulders and forearms? The correct technique is to write with your shoulder and forearm and not your fingers. The fingers should just be a guide and not the force. Never squeeze the pen too hard. Many people put the entire weight of their hand on the paper and then repeatedly keep lifting it and moving it across the page. This lends their handwriting a cramped and tight lettering style. Instead, employ the muscles in the forearm and shoulder and the strokes in your handwriting will be much more uniform. Correct Your Posture Sometimes posture can affect the quality of the handwriting. Instead of sitting slumped so that the entire body pressure comes onto your hand, sit straight. This allows enough room for the arm to move across the page. Practice With Shapes Don't start practicing writing directly, get comfortable with shapes and sizes first. Use a white board or drawing paper and make sweeping actions with your wrists. This will help you get comfortable with the shapes and lines before you move on to letters. It will also help to make your strokes more smoother and cleaner. Practice Letters Once you are comfortable with shapes move on to the letters. Practice with different forms of handwritings like cursive, block or print to see which suits you best. Then study the handwriting - the slant of each letter, the strokes, the letter formation and the ascenders and descenders. It is important to know your letters very well. Move to complete words once you've worked through the letters. Again pay minute attention to the letters flowing from one to the next, the character spacing and the space between two words. Practice Make sure that you practice a lot! Nothing can be achieved if you don't keep at it and work towards the target that you've set for yourself. To improve your handwriting, it is helpful to analyze your penmanship to determine what you like and don’t like about your lettering style. Are your letters slanted too far in one direction? Are some of your letters noticeably larger or smaller than others? Is the spacing between words uneven? Compare your handwriting to the writing of your friends, family, and coworkers to see how you measure up. Knowing what areas need improvement will make the process to improve your handwriting much easier Proper technique is often the key to good handwriting. Research has found that many people who have poor handwriting form the letters with their fingers. They put the full weight of their hand on the paper, use the fingers to form the letters, and pick the hand up repeatedly to move it across the paper. This results in a tight, cramped lettering style. To improve your handwriting, let your shoulders and forearms do most of the work. Your fingers should only serve as the guides to forming your letters. BILATERAL COORDINATION Use both hands when writing. One hand holds the paper. One hand writes. If your objective is to simply write at a faster speed words unchanged (NOT using abbreviation), write at a slant--like cursive almost, but intertwining print where it's just naturally faster to write whichever letter in the word(s). Extract Opportunities Use every opportunity that you get to write. Try avoiding typing or using the computer or your blackberry and switch to writing instead. This will improve your hand-eye coordination and develop control over your muscles. It is a good idea to buy a copy writing book for the purpose. Formulate a sentence for yourself and write it on top of the page everyday when you sit to practice, this will show you the progress that you've made over the days. It will also motivate you to try harder when you see positive results. Essentials:
handwriting tips handwriting tips Handwriting Tips Cursive Handwriting Guide: Tips for Students and Parents Answers.com - Tips for fast and neat handwriting handwriting tips - Google Search Regards
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You should write with Pencil. It is very very helpful for improvement of handwriting.
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suggestion
If u hv enough time u should write TAKHTI, u know with KALAM AND DAWAT.
I know it is a very old suggestion. BUT remember : OLD IS GOLD
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get someone you know with a good handwriting to write you a page in their style then try to copy it..... go slow at first and then start picking up the pace.
meri walda nay to bachpan mai pitai kar kar k set kara di thi handwriting! |
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