Handwriting Improvement
Research shows improved handwriting increases brain activation and benefits kids academically across all subject areas. Better handwriting also leads to better reading abilities. When children are able to write with ease they are better able to focus on the development of the ideas and content they are writing instead of concentrating on the act of forming letters legibly. Studies also show that when students write by hand instead of a using a keyboard they are more likely to write more, write faster, and further develop written ideas.
The good news is that kids don’t need a lot of time to practice handwriting to see positive results. In early childhood 15-20 minutes of handwriting practice a day can help kids become fluent at letter formation and basic handwriting skills.
The most important aspect to learn for kids while improving handwriting is proper pencil grip. While writing a letter they should also follow the same letter formation strokes each time in order to become fluent at forming letters. This will help them in consistent letter formation.
Benefits:
Handwriting plays a very crucial role in the life of a person from his childhood. Following are few reasons why it is important to have good writing skills.