Philip Potempa , (219) 852-4327 Sep 20, 2015 Sep 20, 2015Updated Oct 14, 2024 0 1 of 10 Luanne Grisafi, a second-grade teacher at Our Lady of Grace Elementary School in Highland, demonstrates the ...

Sixth-graders in Linda Op de Beeck's classroom at Barton Elementary School in Anaheim must complete all their homework assignments on computers. The result, Op de Beeck says, is neater and easier to ...

A private school in Rocky Mount is churning out first-graders with some of the best handwriting in the state. Alex Kurpinsky can be called the prince of proper penmanship. He knows when it looks right ...

Because many students never learn proper handwriting, some teachers in higher grades say they will accept any legible form of communication. In Barbara Ferges’ sixth-grade classroom at Roosevelt ...

In the computer age, it might seem as though proper penmanship is becoming less important with each passing day. Yet sloppy handwriting can hurt students' academic performance, from their class grades ...