Choosing a Handwriting Scheme

Choosing a Handwriting Scheme A r sum of known UK. Handwriting schemes Choosing a Handwriting Scheme The National Handwriting Association. is published by the National Aims to: Handwriting Association raise awareness of 2013 Handwriting as a crucial All rights reserved. Reproduction of any component of literacy promote and foster good part of this publication is not permitted practice in the teaching of without the written permission of the Handwriting publishers. provide support for those working with children and adults who have Handwriting difficulties First editions (known as Which Handwriting Scheme ?) To fulfil these aims we: 2001 maintain an up-to-date web Additional supplements 2002 & 3 site run in-service training in Printed version 2005 schools, clinics and other ISBN No. 1872832 19 9 centres Edited by Gwen Dornan and Jane Taylor run a 5-day course on for the NHA with additional help from Handwriting produce an annual journal for members of the Association our members to keep them informed on the latest 2013 Edition research, Handwriting Edited by Gwen Dornan practice and resources publish practical booklets and Grateful thanks to: other materials on specific The publishers of the schemes for aspects of Handwriting supplying materials, giving permission provide practical information for parents and professionals for copies of illustrations and keeping liaise with commercial us up-dated with any changes to

(SENCOs), educational psycholo-gists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and paediatri-cians. Membership is open to individuals; to schools and other centres keen to keep up with developments in the area of handwriting and to commercial firms who support our aims (corporate membership). Registered Charity Number: 1051157 Choosing a ...

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