Vice-Chair of the National Handwriting Association Caroline McHugh reveals how to increase stamina, motivation and resilience in handwriting whilst developing a positive mindset.
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Charity promoting good practice in handwriting
The National Handwriting Association is a charity whose aims are to raise awareness of the importance of handwriting and keyboarding as vital components of literacy, to promote good practice in the teaching of handwriting and to support those who work with children with handwriting difficulties.
Vice-Chair of the National Handwriting Association Caroline McHugh reveals how to increase stamina, motivation and resilience in handwriting whilst developing a positive mindset.
Read the article here.
Handwriting is a means of expressing language, just like speech, and it also leaves a lasting trace. It is a complex skill to master, one which involves linguistic, cognitive, perceptual and motor components. Some people, young and old, find handwriting difficult and need help to perfect the skill. Even in the computer age, handwriting is important. Read more

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National Handwriting Association
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