There was a "fairy scroll" in the college entrance examination, and the handwriting was neat and beautiful, and the teacher was reluctant to deduct points after reading it

Cuckoo Mom

2024-06-18 22:08Posted in Hunan Parenting Creators

A friend of mine who is a teacher said that it is really important for children to write well!

Why?

Because many times, writing well will give you a great advantage, especially when it comes to exams.

She said that she usually looks at the test papers of her students in the class, and even if she encounters those students who write sloppily, she will still identify them carefully, carefully and patiently, and if the answers are very different, she will give marks.

But for exams, especially big exams like the college entrance examination, the marking teacher has to quickly read an essay every 28 seconds, and each person has to read thousands of test papers.

Then he can't read what you write word by word, let alone write you a few comments after some consideration.

In the limited time, the grading teacher will focus on the text, structure, sentences, and neatness of the paper.

Because even if you are brilliant and well-organized, if you have a curly face and a phoenix dancing and scribbled handwriting, you don't even know your own mother. The teacher can't tell you what you've written, word by word.

The handwriting is poor, and it really suffers.

In the past, there were many outstanding students, and the volumes they wrote were neat and pleasing to the eye, which could be called templates, and were even known as "fairy scrolls".

One: The college entrance examination appears "fairy scroll", and the handwriting is neat and beautiful

Wen Zhuozhuo's examination papers have been well received.

She only deducted 4 points for her language, and her full-score essay was published on the Internet as a benchmark by the Guangdong Provincial Marking Group.

As soon as the essay was posted on the Internet, it quickly became popular, and it was called "fairy roll" by netizens.

Seeing this handwriting, we seem to see a delicate girl, lying on the table, writing carefully stroke by stroke. Every word is so clean, smooth, and pleasing to the eye.

Moreover, her words not only have a good-looking appearance, but also an interesting soul, and the content is brilliant, and the teacher was amazed and gave a full score directly.

To be honest, I can't bear to deduct points for this volume.

Let's take a look at her calligraphy again.

I haven't practiced calligraphy, and I don't know what font she writes, but I just feel that this level can be directly used as a template for practicing words.

We can clearly see that her usual calligraphy is different from the font during the exam.

The calligraphy will have some personality, but her test paper is very neat, and it is standard italics.

If children practice calligraphy, we should also pay attention to this, usually practice calligraphy can be practiced at will, but when doing homework and exams, we must develop the habit of writing standard italics.

When I used to go to school, the teacher didn't allow us to write fonts other than italics, because it was not standard and would deduct points!

There is also Yin Tianji, whose parents sent his manuscript. As soon as it was released, it was watched and studied by the majority of parents.

This handwriting is natural and unhurried. We seem to see him speak his point of view without hurrying or slowing, but with confidence.

Handwriting, sometimes can really tell a child's attitude towards learning.

He can calm down and seriously sketch the strokes of each word, which shows that he is usually very patient and meticulous in his studies.

On the contrary, those children who write a few words with a few black dots and write sloppily may not have so perseverance and patience in their approach to learning.

And a test paper with random scribbling and scribbled handwriting will suffer relatively in terms of subjective questions.

Why?

2. How important is it for children to write well?

What would you think if your child writes poorly, especially on a test paper like the one below?

If you are a grading teacher, when you are pressed for time, will you spend a lot of time identifying what he writes word by word?

I think most probably, no.

When a child does not respect the fruits of his own labor and treats exams as child's play, how can he expect others to help him?

There is also the following test paper, while the handwriting is flying and dancing, there is too much smearing, which greatly increases the dyslexia and makes it difficult to distinguish.

If it is the same two students, their writing level is about the same, and the expression and writing are comparable. But the neatness of the roll is one in the sky and the other on the ground.

I think most people will be more recognizant of the paper with beautiful handwriting.

It's like when we look at people, the person who looks better, more beautiful, and more handsome is often more able to attract the attention of others and leave a deeper first impression.

You tell me?

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