Sue StoneChildren's reading and writing develop better when they are trained in handwriting, study finds
Children's reading and writing develop better when they are trained in handwriting, study finds
Nowadays, it is common for children's classrooms to have digital resources to be used as tools for certain learning processes. For example, there are computer programs geared toward children who are learning to read and write. Since the exercises that they propose are to be done on computer, the students press keys and buttons, and do away with pencil and paper.
