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Did you know that when you write by hand, you write more thoughtfully, and you remember more?

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🦋 Tara 🦋2 years ago

Now they need to bring cursive back to the schools.

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Mac2Texann2 years ago

I already knew this because that was how I studied. Condensed my extensive notes into smaller written texts. Repeat. Even today, when I physically write anything down? I’m far more likely to remember it. While if I do not write it down, I have to be reminded by something or someone. Also, when I had an idea in the middle of the night? I kept a pad and pencil by my bed because if I wrote the thought down; it allowed me to sleep!💤 Otherwise, I lay awake afraid I would forget the thought 🤣😂💤

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Judo.SOL2 years ago

Did you just Thanos Snap all the papers off my desk?

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DianeG 💙🌊😷🏳️‍🌈🧩💉💉💉💉2 years ago

When I was a kid I learned best through multiple inputs; seeing, hearing, verbalizing and writing. I have eidetic memory and believe how I learned impacted this. People don't learn in just one way.

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CPierre672 years ago

Well … since the new iPad and the Apple pen, I would say that this brand has no future.

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Iamthewaythetruththelife2 years ago

Absolutely! “What the hand does, the mind remembers” Maria Montessori

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YourMothersMustache2 years ago

Writing inserts info into your memory. Thats why teachers had you write everything.

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Rumeli2 years ago

This is a fundamental practice w/ instruction for dyslexic & other LD students. It is why I give my all students photocopied material. Making notes on the text, in margins & answering questions by hand reinforces understanding and learning better than using online materials.

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Susan Adelman2 years ago

Only if you're not ADD. The gal who tested me said, after I attempted to respond to a question requiring handwriting, "I've never seen anyone so happy to stop writing."

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172 years ago

I could watch this man talk to me about anything for hours

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