There is nothing like easy handwriting. One has to put in an endeavor to learn to handwrite. It may seem like a physical activity done through fingers with a writing instrument. Still, it involves the brain that thinks, converts the thoughts into words, gives a command to the hands for the motor action, and the final output is a

readable product on the paper. It is rightly said that writing is also 'Brain Writing.' MRI scans and subsequent studies by medical experts have proved that the process of writing by hand activates the neurons. The portion of the brain that is majorly activated is involved in learning words, spelling, creative thinking, etc. It goes on to prove that handwriting helps in the process of development of the coordination between the mind and motor.

Handwriting identifies the subconscious and conscious traits of an individual's personality. It has been established that good writing skills are the building block of learning. Studies have proved that handwriting develops the mind and motor coordination that helps in improving idea compositions and expressions. The process

augments the confidence of a child. Enhanced confidence helps children in their academics. Children struggling with their handwriting also find it difficult to express themselves.

In a set of experiments conducted on various groups, they were given specific instructions to be followed. The group which memorized words through writing by hand remembered and recalled better than the group that memorized only through reading or using a keyboard. The reverse is equally true; the poor handwriting quality

has impaired reading skills and poor formation of spellings, due to which the marks scored by the children in examinations are also affected. They have a higher level of vocabulary expression ability.