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handwriting

  1. D

    Am I the only one who can’t write in cursive?

    Like I can write my signature in cursive with either my right or left hand, whichever one isn’t lazy that day. I went to a private school which taught cursive in like elementary school and it honestly bored me even though I could write the letters somewhat, does anyone else on here not write in...
  2. DesertRose

    Handwriting issues

    I'm looking into handwriting issues among ASD/Asperger's individuals. This is one of the things, along with sleeping problems that alerted the therapist to look into autism with my son. Here's an interesting paper on the subject...
  3. pjcnet

    How do you hold a pen or pencil when handwriting?

    When I was at school I was often criticised for holding a pen or pencil differently to everyone else. Instead of holding it in a more traditional way the pen or pencil would be held against a clenched fist by my thumb and I've never seen this method demonstrated by anyone else, not even...
    • pjcnet
    • Thread
    • adaptive tripod grasp dynamic tripod grasp handwriting hold a pen pen pencil pencil grip tripod grasp tripod grip tripod hold
    • Replies: 46
    • Forum: General Autism Discussion
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