How to Improve Your Print Handwriting

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It's NEVER a bad idea to improve your print handwriting! Print handwriting is often used in situations where legibility and clarity are important. In this video, I'll give you 11 tips for improving your print handwriting. You can jump to any of the following sections:

00:14 - The importance of padding paper
00:49 - Regulating your writing speed
03:04 - Using your best pen grip
03:58 - Keeping an eye on posture
04:41 - The benefits of rotating your paper
05:43 - The importance of guidelines
07:36 - Helpful drills (and why you should do them)
08:52 - Practicing letterforms
10:41 - How to give your print handwriting a professional vibe
13:04 - Being mindful of your spacing
13:48 - A reminder to be patient
15:17 - About TPK's Improve Your Print Handwriting Worksheets

Here are a few scenarios where neat print handwriting is vital -- and preferred over its fancier counterpart, cursive:

✍️ When FILLING OUT FORMS: Many forms and applications require that you fill out information in print handwriting. This is because print handwriting is typically easier to read and understand, especially when it comes to important details like names, addresses, and phone numbers.

✍️ When WRITING ON A WHITEBOARD OR CHALKBOARD: Print handwriting is often used when writing on a whiteboard or chalkboard, especially in a classroom or presentation setting. This is because it is easier to read from a distance and can be more legible than cursive.

✍️ When CREATING SIGNS OR LABELS: Print handwriting is often used when creating signs, labels, or other written materials that need to be clearly legible and easy to understand. This is particularly important when creating signage for public places or events, as it can help to avoid confusion and ensure that everyone can understand the message.

✍️ When WRITING FOR SOMEONE WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS: People with visual impairments may have difficulty reading cursive handwriting, so print handwriting is often used when writing for them to ensure that the text is easily legible.

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