Showing posts with label handwriting skills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handwriting skills. Show all posts

Sunday, 26 April 2015

Handwriting- Is it on the verge of extinction?



We all have witnessed how technological devices like tablets and smartphones have been ruling our lives lately. With such ease and convenience at hand, we have been unknowingly becoming too dependent to these aids. Typing over MS word, making to-do lists in mobile phone apps, noting reminders on mobile calendars have almost declined the need to write in hand.

But, does this give us an excuse to ignore the fact that handwriting still forms the basic component where our education begins? Are we in a state where we can neglect or undo the need of handwritten assignments that kids need to submit in their schools? Absolutely not… How-much-so-ever technology may dominate our needs and demands, handwriting will remain an essential part of learning process in schools.

Why can’t we forget handwriting, at least in schools? Because…

·         It helps in identifying the alphabets that forms the written expression of a language
·         It develops the ability to learn the language itself
·         It adds to vocabulary and written etiquettes of communication
·         It indirectly helps build a fluent verbal communication
·         It helps remember useful information for long, sometime for a lifetime
·         It minimizes errors in writing and while speaking
·         And lots more….

If you too realize the importance of handwriting and the need to write legibly, Write Right welcomes you to explore a wide range of Handwriting courses. For more details, visit- http://www.writerightindia.com/.

Tuesday, 7 April 2015

Good handwriting is an outcome of good reading skills




Do you believe that your reading habits can decide if your handwriting is good or poor? Yes, it does. Good reading habits make your handwriting legible and beautiful, while poor reading habits affects it negatively.

Reading books, novels, blogs, newspaper etc. aids in gaining more and more knowledge every single day. When an individual (who is also a good reader writes a piece, he utilizes his knowledge that he has gained from numerous sources. This makes his write-up more professional. As a result, the confidence that the things included in the write-up are correct reflects in the form of “good handwriting”.

On the other hand, a person who does not read has limited knowledge. He feels scared of expressing himself both verbally and in writing. He would lack confidence of writing useful information in his pieces and thus he would produce poor and illegible letters and words in handwriting.

Reading and handwriting go hand in hand. To enhance your reading and writing skills, take up the “Speed Reading” and “Handwriting Improvement, SpeedWriting or Calligraphy” courses at Write Right. Visit now!

Thursday, 10 July 2014

The Un-ignorable (handwritten) Post-it Notes

Whether a student, or a professional, a house-wife or anyone, using a post-it note is common in all of them. I realize that technology never lets us down by any means and has the solution to all our requirements (related to writing), but still managing short term (or long terms) goals on post-it sticky notes somehow feels more efficient. Do you second the same?

Some people love to remember dates, some have to maintain a wide list of works to be done on a particular day and some just have to list down the grocery items they got to buy while returning back home. Using a PC or downloading a whole new app on my phone just to do this, is that what your idea is? Well… it’s not mine! I have and would rather always prefer to use post it notes and stick them on my walls, wardrobes or work-station. So, that whenever I put my eyes on them (even by a chance), I would remember what was I supposed to do when, where did I have to go on a particular day, which lessons I had to prepare etc. I certainly believe, similar is the case with many others.



And… people think technology has over powered the ancient art of writing in hand. Well no. Handwriting will still be a part of our first lesson in schools and it will be always be a foundation of education.

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