The trick to improve your handwriting as an adult is to pinpoint your difficulties in the first place. And then practice, practice, practice.

Handwriting can improve with practice. We can’t promise the words will make sense, but at least they’ll look pretty.

And can you learn how to write if there is no-one physically around to help you? Here are five tips, from Australian teacher Cara Dinneen, on how to improve your writing by yourself.

Thanks to computers and tablets, good handwriting seems less important than ever. But handwriting is an important developmental skill, and your handwriting says a lot about you. We spoke with ...

Messy handwriting is one of the most common reasons children are referred to occupational therapists like me. Here are some strategies that can help → How to Improve Your Child’s Handwriting ...

So, if you need a refresher on how you can improve your sad handwriting, watch our video below. Soon, you'll be taking pride in your perfectly circular O's and straight A's all over again!

First thing first, it is important to understand that handwriting differs from child to child and is definitely not a mark of your kid’s intellect or inclination (or the lack of) towards academics.

There’s a lot of advice out there on being a better writer (some of it is pretty funny, intentional or otherwise), but the focus always seems to be on how best to inhabit the writerly identity ...