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Brain Gym: Help yourself, help others.

By Ruth Posted on March 6, 2017 Posted in Handwriting

Last summer, a physical therapist who took my Brain Gym 101 course was quite taken with the difference in her pencil grip after a very short and simple balance for writing.  While it was a longstanding source of frustration for …

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There’s a lot of components to good handwriting!

By Ruth Posted on March 17, 2015 Posted in Academics, Handwriting

Awhile ago, I wrote about the effects about typing vs printing or cursive on the brain. Last time, we learned about the Handwriting Without Tears program’s neurodevelopmental approach. Today, we’re going to look at the more visible reflexes needed to …

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Where’s the Very Beginning (with Handwriting)?

By Ruth Posted on February 24, 2015 Posted in Academics, Handwriting

Can you imagine Julie Andrews’ bell-clear tones here? “Let’s start at the very beginning…. A very good place to start! When you read, you begin with A, B, C…..“ Apparently, when we write, we ought to begin with neurodevelopment, not …

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Cursive, printing, or typing?

By Ruth Posted on October 1, 2014 Posted in Academics, Handwriting

Does it matter how our children communicate?  And, what about us? Jessica Brashear is a Momaha blogger and former high-school counselor who recently wrote about an unsettling discovery she’d made:  high-schoolers’ unfamiliarity with cursive writing. An especially astute Facebook commenter …

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