first lesson
#77
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No, first flush of seniority.
#79
Grade 1 GCE Eng Lang Grace 3 Eng Lit Oxf Cert Proficiency in the, Use of English, National Award for Best Use of English in my NCTJ Exam..............

I prefer 'mature memory function' 
No, I prefer superior mature memory function!!!
#80
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While we are being geriatrics, have you noticed how poor hand writing is these days?
#81
Mine included.
The best handwriting I've seen in our family is when 9yo started at the local colegio publico and was within a short period writing beautiful joined script.
The best handwriting I've seen in our family is when 9yo started at the local colegio publico and was within a short period writing beautiful joined script.
#82
both my girls can write beautifully -as evidenced by some of the 'libretta' work I have seen them hand in
sadly they both seem to choose not to most of the time
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I just assumed, obviously wrongly, that handwriting was still taught in Uk schools.
I am 60 and remember being taught handwriting with a pencil. We were not allowed to progress to ink until our work was neat and tidy.
A great day when I was handed a pen with a nib and my our ink pot filled up by my teacher.
I do think I broke the world record for blotting paper usage afterwards though!
I am 60 and remember being taught handwriting with a pencil. We were not allowed to progress to ink until our work was neat and tidy.
A great day when I was handed a pen with a nib and my our ink pot filled up by my teacher.
I do think I broke the world record for blotting paper usage afterwards though!
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almost there...



