The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH

THE HANDWRITING LESSON
PLAN
Submitted by
The Handwriting Department of tlie
New Jersey Educational Association
At
State Teachers College, Glassboro.
"Help each person to make the
most of his talents."
1. Discover individual needs, abilities,
achievements and interests.
2. Group students accordingly.
3. Foster and develop individual personalities.
a. Teach the fundamental characteristics
of good handwi'iting—uniformity
of size, slant,
spacing, and letter forms.
b. Allow variations between individuals
in size, spacing,
slant, speed, and weight.
4. Develop standards and goals
through co-operative study.
5. Develop the ability to evaluate
honestly and efficiently.
6. Make clear-cut plans for co-operative
work periods.
7. Use handwriting to further social
competence.
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