5 steps to improve your cursive handwriting

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[silverjinglebobspur]

This was great. It gets to a point where writing becomes addictive.

[dassinaperry]

I learned cursive in elementary school and I was blessed with a beautiful handwriting, love to write notes and cards, take notes everywhere. I'm addicted to markers, pens and pencils, now I am spreading the love for cursive writing to all my grand babies, they love it! Thanks for this video

[kerrieb]

I write everyday in a journal about the dullest things only because I really love how touching a pen to paper feels. Seeing words form across a page is hypnotic for me.

[discogoth]

“Write larger” me, who can comfortably fit 2 lines of writing in a single college ruled line, screaming and panicking

[sta_rlight]

I started learning to write in cursive in the beginning of this month and I can see a lot of improvement. I keep looking back at my journal entries and laugh at the unreadable ugly writing. Finally am happy that I'm slowly getting better results! I also got a fountain pen for the first time. writing cursive is getting even more addicting because of how cute my fountain pen looks and how well it writes.

[jenniferlang]

You said now have a fan for life!!!❤❤❤

[ChineseHandwriting]

I can feel my inner peace while handwriting :)

[BooDahCoon]

Thank you for taking the energy to create something to share with others I can’t speak for everyone else but it sure is appreciated. My handwriting has been a HUGE insecurity for me since grade school to where I avoided wanting to even write since I’m not good at spelling or neatly writing . 23 of age and sick of pissing and moaning about how it’s not fair so deciding to dedicate my energy to bettering my insecurity so again THANK YOU!!

[AyushRaj]

I got into fountain pens and finally decided to improve my handwriting. This is gonna help a lot

[imissyou]

I've just recently started to write in cursive again. I was taught in school when I was younger, but I feel that I should use it again. Thank you for this video because I write *way* too fast and my cursive isn't legible

[luissantiago]

Writing in cursive is not just a manner of written communication, its a form of writing that is an art form. It expresses something about the person doing the writing as well. This is what gives cursive its personable, human quality. No cold, texting here.

[laertica]

One suggestion: learn the Spencerian method of hand writing (much and more of what you see in this video is there. Spencerian hand writing was taught in schools and businesses early last century before Biro invented the ball pen. Try it.

[saavik]

I used the same method through high school and university, I was basically making a good copy version of the notes out of each chapter, Critically reviewing and expanding on the lecture notes. Brought me far.

[virgola]

This exactly how I learnt to write in France. We start school very early, at age 2-3 where we learn to handwrite. We spend countless hours on handwriting up to the end of primary school. At home, we have to practise as well and we all end up with our own very personal handwriting that is part of who we are. I am now living in Australia and kids are not taught cursive, they are barely taught how to handwrite anyway. It's a catastrophe, especially when they start year 7 and their writing is so bad we have to send them to see OTs. It's a fact. It bewilder me that in this country, no connexion is made between learning and handwriting.

[kryzhan]

Very nice teaching moment at 6:21 A, 6:29 B, 6:34 C, 6:39 D, 6:45 E, 6:50 F, 6:57 G, 7:05 H, 7:11, I 7:14, J 7:16, 7:35 M, 7:46 P, 7:51 Q etc. watching in real time writing of the alphabet. If you want to observe cursive patterns, 2:21.

[NGMarate]

His handwriting has inspired me too much to learn cursive

[ms-lrvn]

When you are left handed and smudge everything as you write. 😔

[classycynic]

Four thousand people ran out to buy a fountain pen after watching this ...

[everettwhite]

Who remembers those elementary writing pads school kids used to use? They’re in museums now. Lol

My dad was strict on developing good handwriting skill; more strict on me than he was with my younger brother and sister. After all these years, there are two things I’m glad that I can do well:

1. Write my name legibly in cursive.
2. Stay Safe at Home
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