Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

My children are now older and despite being competent computer users with decent programming skills have discovered (on their own) the time-honored trick of rewriting your notes/thoughts (in cursive, on paper) before tests. It's a wonderful way to lodge concepts in the brain and enhance later recall. If you can't do this in handwriting, it takes way too much time.

Print is a form of handwriting. Cursive is also a form of handwriting.

Cursive is much faster than print.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

My children are now older and despite being competent computer users with decent programming skills have discovered (on their own) the time-honored trick of rewriting your notes/thoughts (in cursive, on paper) before tests. It's a wonderful way to lodge concepts in the brain and enhance later recall. If you can't do this in handwriting, it takes way too much time.

Print is a form of handwriting. Cursive is also a form of handwriting.

Anonymous wrote:

My children are now older and despite being competent computer users with decent programming skills have discovered (on their own) the time-honored trick of rewriting your notes/thoughts (in cursive, on paper) before tests. It's a wonderful way to lodge concepts in the brain and enhance later recall. If you can't do this in handwriting, it takes way too much time.