Do you join up your handwriting?
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I normally type all my stuff because no one can read my handwriting.
My joined up handwriting is like code - totally illegible unless you know how to decode it into something readable.
At school the teachers would laugh at my handwriting and say I should be a doctor.
My joined up handwriting is like code - totally illegible unless you know how to decode it into something readable.
At school the teachers would laugh at my handwriting and say I should be a doctor.
Original post by 430
I do, but it comes at the cost of my handwriting being illegible. If I didn't I would write at the speed of a snail 
This is me too, it looks like i've vomited ink all over the page if i'm honest. I always get worried that my teacher won't be able to read whilst at the same time, I'm worried that if I write too slowly, I won't write enough.
Original post by 430
I do, but it comes at the cost of my handwriting being illegible. If I didn't I would write at the speed of a snail
SAme here but as long as i can read it that's all i care about
Yeah, we had to in primary school, so I've never gone back to printing. It's so much quicker as well.
yes always have always will, thats how I was trained tracing greyed out sentences in AUS
No because it's more readable.
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