61. Penmanship@Everything2.com Mr. Ecker this is probably the worst penmanship I ve ever seen. and straightly, and have incorporated my own handwriting style to my penmanship. http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=297382

62. A Reason For Handwriting: Manuscript B--Student Worktext, Grade 2 - By: Carol An Homeschool handwriting penmanship handwriting I m the author/artist and I want to review A Reason For handwriting Manuscript BStudent http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/product/220613569?item_no=78539X&ev

63. Handwriting Grade 1 Teacher's Edition (3rd Edition) - - Christianbook.com Homeschool handwriting penmanship handwriting Manuscript I m the author/artist and I want to review handwriting Grade 1 Teacher s Edition http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/product/219577149?item_no=211714&ev

64. Hot Topic Penmanship handwriting and penmanship, Links to major penmanship vendors and to about selecting a penmanship program; Have Computers Forced handwriting Out of http://users.stargate.net/~cokids/hot_topic_penmanship.htm

HOT TOPIC PENMANSHIP Should penmanship be taught to young children? How much time should be spent on it when keyboarding is the skill most children will need in the future? Links to sites on the net that address this topic: Handwriting Exercises to Music , Includes discussion of usefulness of handwriting instruction Handwriting and Penmanship , Links to major penmanship vendors and to ERIC's article about selecting a penmanship program Have Computers Forced Handwriting Out of the Picture? Education World site Many Believe Penmanship Is Losing Out to Technology Handwriting Without Tears: Supporting Research Dysgraphia: Causes and Treatment , Book for sale, but some content online Teaching of Handwriting Knocks School for Loop Reading Recovery: Letter Work , Text of chat session with some discussion of handwriting in the context of Reading Recovery What do YOU think? Leave your opinion at the Hot Topics Bulletin Board Back to Hot Topics Index Back to Home Page Back to What's New

65. TEA - Curriculum - English Language Arts And Reading - Title What do the TEKS say about handwriting? handwriting, or penmanship, is an important fine motor skill learned and refined in Grades K3. http://www.tea.state.tx.us/curriculum/elar/handwriting.html

Home District Locator Index A-Z Divisions ... English Language Arts and Reading What do the TEKS say about handwriting? The TEKS standard for penmanship in Grades 4-8 requires that students write legibly by selecting cursive or manuscript as appropriate. Thus, it is assumed that students have learned cursive handwriting by the time they enter Grade 4. Districts/charters have local decision making authority when determining whether or how the handwriting instruction will be provided after Grade 3. *Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills K.14 (E), 1.17 (E), 2.15 (A), 3.15 (A) **Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills 4.16 (A), 5.16 (A), 6.16 (A), 7.16 (A), 8.16 (A) Division of Curriculum Texas Education Agency November 4, 2004 Contact t he Curriculum Division with any questions you may have. This page last updated March 8, 2005 ESCs Educator Certification (SBEC) TRAIL State of Texas ... Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities By using this site and its products, you agree to the

66. A Forgotten Art: Penmanship In this age of computers and email, handwriting may seem like a forgotten art. A forgotten art penmanship. Educators say it s a skill still needed http://www.azcentral.com/families/education/articles/0724edpenmanship.html

OAS_listpos="Top1,Top2,Left3,x69,Middle1,Bottom2,x70,x01,x02,x03,x04,x05,x06,Right3,Bottom1,BoxAd" var ScriptsLoaded = true; Enter to win: A new 2006 Dodge Charger from The Arizona Republic and Power Automotive! Traffic Weather News ... Subscribe to The Republic A forgotten art: Penmanship Educators say it's a skill still needed Anne Ryman The Arizona Republic Jul. 24, 2005 12:00 AM In an age of e-mail and text messaging, handwriting gets little attention. But educators say it is an important skill that children need for academic reasons such as essay-writing on standardized tests, and for living their day-to-day lives long after school days are over. "And people need to be able to read it," Anasazi Elementary Principal Jeff Quisberg said. advertisement OAS_AD('BoxAd') His Scottsdale school has found a new way to emphasize the importance of handwriting. The school's parent-teacher group brings in a retired teacher to work with students on penmanship. Nicknamed the Cursive Queen by one class, Marilyn Harrer spends 10 to 20 minutes in classrooms and shows children how to hold a pencil, slant the paper and keep the elbow close to the body when they write. Harrer, who began tutoring kids in math at the school after she retired in 1997, noticed that kindergartners didn't know how to hold their pencils. So she started to work with the kindergarten teachers and went into the classes once a week. This past school year, she also worked with third-graders on their switch to cursive writing.

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68. Penmanship & Handwriting : Activity : MyFonts Download fonts for Mac and PC at MyFonts, the world s largest collection of fonts online. http://www.myfonts.com/activity/penmanship-and-handwriting/

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69. USATODAY.com - Experts Seek Clues In A Bioterrorist's Penmanship Experts seek clues in a bioterrorist s penmanship By Cathy Lynn Grossman, USA TODAY Days before Majority Leader Tom Daschle were the same, handwriting. http://www.usatoday.com/life/2001-10-22-penmanship.htm

Home News Money Sports ... Life Main Categories People Books Movies Music ... Travel More Life City Guides Columnists Crosswords Flight Tracker ... Weather Site Web Click here to get the Daily Briefing in your inbox document.write(''); 10/21/2001 - Updated 09:48 PM ET Experts seek clues in a bioterrorist's penmanship By Cathy Lynn Grossman, USA TODAY Days before authorities determined the strain of anthrax found in letters to newscaster Tom Brokaw and Sen. Majority Leader Tom Daschle were the same, handwriting experts reached a similar conclusion: One person launched both mail-in bioterror attacks. A third attack also may be linked by letters. An unopened envelope, laden with anthrax and mailed to the editor of the New York Post , matches the terrorist's handwriting characteristics, according to Sunday's Post Read more below Index Full coverage Top stories America the beautiful, in three-part harmony Parents' worries deluge doctors Experts seek clues in a bioterrorist's penmanship Sept. 11 Casualty figures Partial list of victims Contact numbers for families How you can help ... Sites to help heal, inform

70. Penmanship - Art History Online Reference And Guide penmanship. (Redirected from handwriting). penmanship is the art of writing clearly and quickly. Different styles of writing have been popular at different http://www.arthistoryclub.com/art_history/Handwriting

71. Joel A. Brondos: Handwriting Contest(s) It s a handwriting contest. There aren t many entries. Could it be that handwriting (penmanship) is becoming a lost art? The Memphis contest features two http://joelbrondos.worldmagblog.com/joelbrondos/archives/011305.html

Joel A. Brondos Main December 12, 2004 Handwriting Contest(s) You might be surprised to find out how many handwriting contests there are around the world. One of them, sponsored by the Memphis Calligraphy Guild , has a handwriting contest deadline for this Wednesday (you'd probably have to mail your entry in by Monday, December 13, 2004). It isn't a calligraphy contest. It's a handwriting contest. There aren't many entries. Could it be that handwriting (penmanship) is becoming a lost art? The Memphis contest features two citations which are to be copied by hand if one wants to enter. I thought the quotes themselves were worth posting. Here thay are: Quote #1 (Ages 12 and Under Only) "Letters, these seemingly commonplace little signs, taken for granted by so many, belong to the most momentous products of creative power. These forms, which we take in with our eyes a million times each day, embody the highest skill within their small compass. They are abstract refinements of the creative imagination, full of clarity, movement and subtlety. They combine two characteristics which must be inseparable: the precision of mathematical laws and the expressiveness of the animated stroke." Gustav Bartel Quote #2 (Ages 13 and older) "Handwriting: That action of emotion, of thought, and of decision that has recorded the history of mankind, revealed the genius of invention, and disclosed the inmost depths of the soulful heart. It gives ideas tangible form through written letters, pictographs, symbols, and signs. Handwriting forms a bond across millennia and generations that not only ties us to the thoughts and deeds of our forebears but also serves as an irrevocable link to our humanity. Neither machines nor technology can replace the contributions or continuing importance of this inexpensive portable skill. Necessary in every age, handwriting remains just as vital to the enduring saga of civilization as our next breath." Michael R. Sull

72. Many Believe Penmanship Is Losing Out To Technology - 1/3/00 Many parents, educators and handwriting advocates worry, however, Some children have good penmanship and some don t, just as it has always been, http://www.detnews.com/2000/features/0001/03/01030054.htm

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73. SAT Essays Prompt Handwriting Worries - 07/04/04 SAT essays prompt handwriting worries. Reliance on PCs means penmanship practice has lagged in schools. By Justin Pope / Associated Press http://www.detnews.com/2004/schools/0407/11/a09-202566.htm

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74. Rory Donaldson Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking, Information Organization, handwriting (penmanship), writing. The solution to this concern lies in the great lost art of copying. One of the greatest exercises there is to overcome http://www.brainsarefun.com/Anfirst.html

Return to the Brainsarefun homepage Go to the Brainsarefun index ANSWERS FIRST/SELF-CORRECTION Answers first / Self correction Flood them with success Read to them Spelling Copying Math, the great intimidator Handwriting (penmanship), writing Direct instruction Answers first / Self correction Stop asking questions you haven't given the answers to first. Math anxiety, reading anxiety, spelling anxiety, handwriting anxiety, neatness anxiety, writing anxiety and speaking anxiety are such real and devastating problems that you are going to have to create environments where your children are set up to succeed at these tasks. They will learn much more by being provided with the answers first, and being allowed to self-correct, than they ever will by being found wrong or sloppy one more time. Allow them the time necessary for self-correction. Often, out of our own fear of failure, we rush in to correct mistakes. Rushing in too quickly destroys the opportunity for self-correction, and self-correction is far more valuable than correction by others. Children, and adults, are sick and tired of being found wrong - so sick and tired, that in many cases they have given up and will no longer even try. The first thing they need is the trust that

75. Instructor: Penmanship Lives! Full text of the article, penmanship lives! Its annual handwriting contest saw a 30 percent rise in entries last year, to 130000. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0STR/is_6_114/ai_n12935492

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76. Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL): Student Makes Her Mark With Penmanship Han Access the article, Student makes her mark with penmanship handwriting may take a back seat in education, but girl is celebrated for hers from Daily http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_go1631/is_200206/ai_n7006472

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77. INSTITUTE OF INTEGRAL HANDWRITING STUDIES (IIHS) This is not about handwriting analysis or penmanship per se. At the Institute of Integral handwriting Studies we share technology that guides the writer http://www.iihs.com/

WHO WE ARE A Behavioral Science Building Self-esteem Vimala Rodgers Testimonials ... Home CONSULTATIONS Personal consultations Handwriting Courses About Our Workshops 2005 Schedule ... Registration Form PRODUCTS IIHS Products (Books, CDs, Fonts) Order Form Institute of Integral Handwriting Studies Post Office Box 804 Nevada City, CA 95959-0804 Tel: Email: Web Site Maintenance by NormEly.com The formula is quite simple: As your attitude toward life and yourself changes, your handwriting patterns change. As your handwriting patterns change, your attitude toward life and yourself changes. The premise is simple; the premise is powerful. It works. The subconscious mind not only defines who you see yourself to be, it also reinforces that image with every stroke of the pen. As you train yourself to write with positive, self-affirming strokes, you are retraining the subconscious mind and reshaping your self-image. This is not about handwriting analysis or penmanship per se . At the Institute of Integral Handwriting Studies we share technology that guides the writer of any age in bringing out the very best in themselves, and building a solid sense of self-worth through altering specific handwriting patterns. If you are a teacher: The Psychology of Written Expression The souls' greatest joy Is in discovering itself And in helping others To achieve the same goal Paramhansa Yogananda Choose the way in which you wish to learn more:

78. Columbia News ::: Columbia Exhibition Chronicles The Evolution Of Handwriting Ov writing manuals from 1658 to the present day chronicle the evolution of handwriting style and the methods of teaching penmanship in a new exhibition, http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/00/01/RBMLExhibition.html

the Public Affairs and Record Home Page Current News News Archive Video Briefs Video Forums ... Home Page Columbia Exhibition Chronicles The Evolution Of Handwriting Over Four Centuries The writing of Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, renowned writing masters and their students on display By Lauren Marshall The Fac-simile Spencerian Record: Ladies and Commercial Penmanship Arranged for Schools, Counting Houses and Private Learners. Undated manuscript. It is said that Platt Rogers Spencer, one of the most important penmen of the 19th century, picked up the art of penmanship from observation of nature. This drawing, intended to be engraved as an advertisement for an early Spencerian book, includes drawings of animals curling about the letters. Jean de Beauchesne. London: 1570. Developed in the 15th century from medieval court hand, secretary hand was used mostly for informal writing through the sixteenth century. Variations of the secretary hand were used for legal purposes into the 19th century. D'Nealian Handwriting Readiness for Preschoolers: Book 1, Donald Deal Thurber. Illinois: c1987. D'Nealian handwriting, a major handwriting system developed in the 1970s, starts the student with print letters that are slanted and end in upturned hooks, which are intended to make the transition into cursive writing more natural than in other print-script systems.

79. CNN.com - Health - The Write Stuff: Hospitals Resort To Penmanship Classes For D handwriting class. handwriting expert Inga Dubay leads a penmanship class at Atlantic City, New Jersey Medical Center http://www.cnn.com/2000/HEALTH/10/04/doctors.handwriting.ap/

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80. CNN.com - Students Shirk Cursive As Keyboard Rules In Third Grade - Jun. 8, 2003 handwriting experts fear that the wild popularity of email, instant messages penmanship these days is thought of as a vestigial organ because it s not http://www.cnn.com/2003/EDUCATION/06/08/cursive.keyboard.ap/

The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Students shirk cursive as keyboard rules in third grade Nabeel Khaliq, 11, is a champion in cursive writing and types 40 words a minute. Story Tools SAN MATEO, California (AP) Monique McGowan sharpens a No. 2 pencil, straightens her posture and sharply slants her notebook to prepare for her weekly lesson in cursive. She and other third graders at Horrall Elementary School have perfected ascenders and descenders, and their letters' tails and legs hit the appropriate base lines even the tricky capitals G, Q and S. But Monique, who plays games on her dad's laptop at home, says she'd rather punch a keyboard than write cursive. "Computers are better," the 9-year-old says, blonde pony tail bobbing behind her. "With typing, you don't have to erase when you make a mistake. You just hit delete, so it's a lot easier." Such attitudes are worrying to a growing number of parents, educators and historians, who fear that computers are speeding the demise of a uniquely American form of expression. Handwriting experts fear that the wild popularity of e-mail, instant messages and other electronic communication, particularly among kids, could erase cursive within a few decades. At technology-savvy Horrall Elementary where students take keyboard lessons in third grade, precisely when they learn cursive Monique's teacher, Ed Boell, is fighting the trend. He refuses to give extra points when students turn in laser-printed homework assignments with fancy computer fonts, and he urges kids to send handwritten letters to parents and friends.

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