SS Misri
A good
handwriting is an asset for a child. Every school going child spends up to 50%
of his day on writing. This means that
if you find writing difficult or if what you write is messy, you might be at a
disadvantage. There are some tips for such students to help them improve.
A
comfortable grip zone can help a child to improve handwriting skills.
Just as
learning to play a piano or ride a bike, handwriting takes practice.
Some key
things to learn are:
Practice
often, but for small amounts of time.
Start with
simple tasks like birthday cards and signing artwork.
Train the
fingers to be more flexible with other activities such as cutting and tearing
paper, coloring large surfaces with finger paints, stringing beads, kneading or
modeling clay.
To be as
neat as you can
To write as
quickly as possible but still making sure what you write is legible.
The child
should take care with size and spacing of letters.
The type of
pen or pencil used while writing can have a real impact on the work.
Hold your
pen using the forceful tripod grip nature has given to you i.e. holding the pen
with the thumb, index finger and middle finger. This will help you control the
movement of the pen by applying the correct amount of force, speed and
accuracy.
Don’t hold
pen too tightly as this can lead to pain.
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