My handwriting is notoriously bad, and I was wondering whether this has anything to do with how I spend a lot of time typing things, and not as much time writing.
So, as the rest of the Channel 9 users will, I am sure, spend longer than me typing, and using the computer, I would like to ask: "how good is your handwriting?".
It is interesting to see different people's handwriting. Has anyone with good handwriting got tips for making ones handwriting better? ![]()
Angus Higgins
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I have seen five year olds with better handwriting than me.
However I rarely ever write anything by hand and I can easily read back my own writing, because I think it only becomes a problem for somebody when they can't read back their own notes and I have known a few people with that problem. -
koorb wrote:I have seen five year olds with better handwriting than me.
However I rarely ever write anything by hand and I can easily read back my own writing, because I think it only becomes a problem for somebody when they can't read back their own notes and I have known a few people with that problem.
I sometimes have difficulty with my own writing, especially if I am working fast.
I wish I was allowed to type at school to take notes, it is so much easier than writing, and I would be able to make sure that I had notes that were useful to me later on.
Angus Higgins
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My handwriting naturally wasn't fantastic, and when writing at the speed required for lectures, was dreadful. I found that writing all in capitals makes my handwriting improve no end, to the point that I don't have any trouble at all. I am now so used to capitals that I find it really strange to write anything in lower case.
Hope this is of some use to you.
P.s. You will probably need to allow a week of two of hard graft to get used the change, as it took me a little while to adjust.
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