Amazingly SOME teachers can read it, but it's pretty damn bad.
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MeteorRise
Canada611 Posts
Amazingly SOME teachers can read it, but it's pretty damn bad. | ||
57 Corvette
Canada5941 Posts
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Jesushooves
Canada553 Posts
I think the reason for most tl'ers having worse handwriting, or thinking our handwriting is worse, is because it hasn't been forced as much as previous generations to us young guns ![]() I think I have way above average WPM, at least compared to older people xD. So I guess it all works out :D | ||
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Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
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Equinox_kr
United States7395 Posts
Funnily enough I look up to people with semi-readable scribbles. They all have a certain charm to them that most Asian robot handwriting doesn't. | ||
Andymoo
United States110 Posts
On September 06 2011 09:21 Hyren wrote: I swear my handwriting hasn't changed since 3rd grade. ^^ this. Mine is awful, I've had papers given back to me because they weren't legible enough to grade -_- There are some days it takes me a few minutes to even understand stuff I wrote before, gg | ||
Lamppost
Canada317 Posts
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N.geNuity
United States5111 Posts
I write in cursive, so I guess that's part of the problem. If I wrote in print, it's okay maybe--I think it looks like a first grader's, but it is more readable. Every teacher I've ever had said I had bad handwriting, as well as TA's in university. The worst was my last year in high school, where my english teacher said I had worse handwriting than a guy who graduated 2 years ahead of me. The other guy's handwriting was chicken scratch. It was literally only horizontal lines. He didn't even finish words it was so bad. the last 3 letters of any word longer than like 5 letters was just an amorphous line. So, I guess when teachers say it's the worst they've ever seen, it's pretty bad. | ||
K3Nyy
United States1961 Posts
I don't think my handwriting is that good though, I see a lot of crooked lines. =x | ||
TheToaster
United States280 Posts
Self criticism says it's very violent and scratchy in nature. Very fast movements, sometimes separated by pauses and other times weaved together in completely unnecessary spots. For example, my T's will look like X's because I don't pick up my pen when I cross the T's stem. My E's (lower case) look like a theta symbol "θ". On top of these, as well as unmentioned scrutiny, letters will heavily vary throughout an entire essay. One D at the beginning will start looking like a 9 near the end. The way I hold my utensils has also been pointed out several times. I make an upside down U-shape with my hand while I'm writing. Others say this form will hurt their wrists if they try to mimic it. But I think it's my thinking process that makes it look favorable. A sentence or even half a sentence will materialize into my mind, I will scribble it down as fast as possible if it's a good idea, then sit there doing nothing until the next idea. The result is my papers look like they are fully thought out before written, then madly thrown down onto paper before the entire idea of the paper is forgotten. Brain capacity +1. | ||
Valestrum
United States246 Posts
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
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Hobosnipe
Canada13 Posts
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Uncultured
United States1340 Posts
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Asshat
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Enki
United States2548 Posts
I did have pretty good handwriting in like high school though, rofl. | ||
atrocity3010
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ravenKRaz
United States580 Posts
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Glowinglight
United States76 Posts
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susySquark
United States1692 Posts
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