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We were taught to begin all cursive letters with an upward stroke, with even a preceding tail on letters like a and o, as shown here -- http://www.howtowriteinc
by Jill_the_Pill 10y ago
We were taught to begin all cursive letters with an upward stroke, with even a preceding tail on letters like a and o, as shown here -- http://www.howtowriteincursive.org/tag/cursive-writing/ http://www.howtowriteincursive.org/tag/cursive-writing/.
- KateGladstone 10y agoThat was a bad idea. Much better: graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2009/09/08/opinion/OPED-WRITING.1.pdf, briem.net, italic-handwriting.org, studioarts.net/calligraphy/italic/hwlesson.html, BFHhandwriting.com, handwritingsuccess.com, Lexercise.com, HandwritingThatWorks.com, freehandwriting.net/educational.html
- DanBC 10y agoBriem has been criticised for creating "zig zag" handwriting that's hard to read if the writer writes at speed. And you need to include the http:// http:// if you want those to be links. http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2009/09/08/opinion/OPED-WRITING.1.pdf http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2009/09/08/opinion/OPED-... http://briem.net http://briem.net http://italic-handwriting.org http://italic-handwriting.org http://studioarts.net/calligraphy/italic/hwlesson.html http://studioarts.net/calligraphy/italic/hwlesson.html http://BFHhandwriting.com http://BFHhandwriting.com http://handwritingsuccess.com http://handwritingsuccess.com http://Lexercise.com http://Lexercise.com http://HandwritingThatWorks.com http://HandwritingThatWorks.com http://freehandwriting.net/educational.html http://freehandwriting.net/educational.html