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Even though we do it every day, writing is one of the most complex tasks that human engage in, involving both motor and critical thinking skills. Some children are born with a naturally legible/ good handwriting, but ask the parents … Continue reading →

A year long rigorous activity of Handwriting Olympiad 2011 with the Objective “to enhance the awareness of handwriting amongst the students and parents even in this hi-tech era also” finally culminated with the declaration of the champions. Write right organized … Continue reading →

Human Communication starts even before a toddler starts to walk or a child starts to talk. If you give a pen or pencil to a child he starts scribbling on a piece of paper or on whatever object that he … Continue reading →

While some people seemed to be blessed with beautiful and expressive penmanship, others spend their entire adult lives wondering why their handwriting resembles a child’s clumsy scrawl. Fortunately, there are many tactics you can use to improve your handwriting. In … Continue reading →

In a broad sense, calligraphy is merely handwriting, a means of recording and transmitting information, sometimes clearly, sometimes not, but in most instances hastily and with little regard for its appearance. The World of Calligraphy is something more. It is … Continue reading →

What if your power goes out? Your Blackberry runs out of juice? You’re stranded away from a printer? There are times that legible handwriting is absolutely crucial. Whether the power is on or off, odds are you have work that … Continue reading →

There are several diseases and conditions that can affect the brain and, in turn, the motor skills required for writing notes by hand. Neurologists can often tell a great deal about what is happening inside someone’s skull by looking at … Continue reading →