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Aug 21, 2009
Do any of you correct a child's penmanship (like letter or number formation)? I have a child who is coming to my 1st grade class whose handwriting has much to be desired - her numbers/letters are upside down/flipped & somewhat illegible. Her primary teacher would never correct her children for fear of stifling their desire.
I believe one shouldn't correct children's natural learning tendencies especially when they are 3 or 4. But how about a 6 year old? Shouldn't she have been encouraged to write properly by now?
Or is this entirely non-Montessori-like?
Thanks.
Mary
On 8/21/09, CS wrote: > Hello everyone, > > Do any of you correct a child's penmanship (like letter or > number formation)? I have a child who is coming to my 1st > grade class whose handwriting has much to be desired - her > numbers/letters are upside down/flipped & somewhat > illegible. Her primary teacher would never cor...See More
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