Thanks BIC for your “Fight for Your Write” campaign to save
handwriting in our schools; and society.
Having been an instructor both at the K – 12 and college
level, I am alarmed at the fact that schools are no longer teaching cursive (and
with the increase usage of tablets and other technology, less and less printing
is done).
In your video you state that handwriting fosters creativity,
improves critical thinking skills, boosts self-confidence and makes better
readers. As a graphologist, I confirm that the act of handwriting does all of
this- and more. Actually, it’s not graphology alone (which is the revealing of
personality traits through one’s writing) but by what is called “Grapho-Therapy”
which is related to graphology but is the act of changing your handwriting to
change your life, as mentioned in my Kindle book: Power of the Pen: Change your Writing, Change you Life
. All of
the elements in handwriting such as strokes, angle of the strokes, the crossing
of the letter “T”, closing the letter “O” completely and so much more tell us
how one “is” currently. A person’s crossing of the bar on the letter “T” may be
low indicating a low self-esteem. But Grapho-Therapy is the act of consciously
practicing writing one’s letter “T” with a higher crossbar so that overtime,
they actually improve their self-esteem.
. All of
the elements in handwriting such as strokes, angle of the strokes, the crossing
of the letter “T”, closing the letter “O” completely and so much more tell us
how one “is” currently. A person’s crossing of the bar on the letter “T” may be
low indicating a low self-esteem. But Grapho-Therapy is the act of consciously
practicing writing one’s letter “T” with a higher crossbar so that overtime,
they actually improve their self-esteem. 
Click on the image above to post your signature on the BIC site.
I salute you in your efforts to keep handwriting alive and
well in our schools and society and I welcome any opportunity to assist you in
supporting your cause.
Make it a great day!
Ter Scott!
Handwriting Interpreter
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