by magiclink | Apr 10, 2026 | cursive handwriting, Dysgraphia, dyslexia, dyslexia and handwriting, dyspraxia, handwriting programme, handwriting tuition, hypermobile, Improve Handwriting, joined-up handwriting, magic link handwriting
What is Dysgraphia? Helping children with dysgraphia begins with understanding what dysgraphia is and how it affects handwriting and written expression. Many children with dysgraphia are bright and articulate. They may explain ideas clearly out loud but struggle to...
by lee dein | Apr 10, 2026 | cursive handwriting, handwriting and communication, Handwriting help for teenagers, handwriting tutor, magic link handwriting, penmanship
This study aims to show how a graphologist reveals changes in personality after a pupils receives Magic Link handwriting lessons. Empirical studies have proven that personality can be analysed through handwriting and graphology. Graphology is the study of handwriting...
by lee dein | Apr 10, 2026 | cursive, cursive handwriting, Dysgraphia, dyslexia, dyslexia and handwriting, dyspraxia, Handwriting help for teenagers
A proven, fast and effective handwriting course for secondary school children Many teenagers experience problems writing neatly and legibly and require intensive handwriting help!. Approximately 10-30% of children have difficulty mastering the skill of writing (Graham...
by magiclink | Apr 10, 2026 | Handwriting help for teenagers, Improve Handwriting, joined-up handwriting
How can teenagers improve their handwriting? According to The Telegraph; “Lockdown disruption to schools and the rise of tablets and computers are factors in the decline of handwriting”. It’s a common observation that numerous teenagers and secondary...
by lee dein | Dec 28, 2025 | Duke of Edinburgh, Magic Link in schools, teenage handwriting
Duke of Edinburgh handwriting (as a Skills section activity) is an increasingly popular option for teenagers who want to build a practical, measurable skill alongside their school studies. Strong, confident handwriting can make a meaningful difference to a teenager’s...