Handwriting Is Critical To Learning Skills

Submitted by Judy Hanning on Tue, 2016-05-17 12:53

About half of the schools in America have removed a crucial skill from classrooms: learning cursive. Th trouble is, the majority of children who have reading, math, or spelling problems also have handwriting problems. Therefore, handwriting is the place to start if we want to help those who have dyslexia and dyscalculia.

Refining handwriting skills could help prevent dyslexia, and potentially unify the left and right brain in your child’s development. Cursive writing is able to connect your body and mind, help with reading skills, and help children have clean and presentable handwriting. As such, the Learning Success System helps your dyslexic child build up the fundamentals of learning and improve self-confidence, and does so with a compilation of exercises that boost mind and body connection.

By building up these smaller skills, you'll develop better reading skills in your child.
The best way to do that is to get started on the Learning Success System today!

By developing handwriting you build a stronger connection between the body and the mind, you incorporate multiple language centers in the brain which dyslexics and those with dyscalculia really need.

Key Takeaways:

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Handwriting skills are critical to learning processes and creativity.
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The majority of children who have reading, math, or spelling problems also have handwriting problems.
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Learning Success System helps your dyslexic child builds up the fundamentals of learning.
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