Hand writing tips
Monday, July 6, 2009
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| (1) | With the pressure of exams and the need to write quickly, the handwriting of many turns from something that is readable to a totally illegible scrawl. |
| (2) | The solution is to practice writing at speed before hand so that you can still get good writing at speed, and also to choose the best pen for you. |
| (3) | You will want one that can glide over the page with little resistance, therefore use something like a biro rather than a fountain pen unless you are comfortable writing at speed in fountain pen ink. |
| (4) | Remember then that being legible is more important than having a good writing style, perhaps with the one exception of English. |
| (5) | If examiners find it hard to read your writing then it makes it a lot slower to mark a paper (they are only human!), and they may even be less inclined to give you marks Good handwriting always gives an upper hand to a student, but that doesn't mean that poor handwriting always costs. Actually what matters is writing neatly, make sure that examiner understands what you have written.
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