How to teach a child to write: advice from teachers and psychologists – don’t put pressure on the child

There is a set of general rules that can help teach a child to write faster.

But it is important to understand that children think differently than adults.

In no case should you use violence against the baby - otherwise he will hate the letter.

Let's see what teachers and psychologists advise.

How to teach a child to write

Here are some tips.

1. Do not exercise more than 15 minutes a day – this is quite enough for a child.
2. Don't rush - at the age of 5-7, children may not yet be ready to write.
3. Don't force - try to negotiate instead.
4. Conduct the lesson in a playful manner – do not turn the lesson into a “must do”.
5. Don't teach cursive letters - it may be too difficult for the child.
6. Remember the importance of proper posture and stance - teach him how to hold a pencil correctly.
7. Promote the development of fine motor skills.

Earlier we wrote about three phrases that are best not to say to a child.