Handwriting for Left-Handers. Uppercase Letters

Children who write with their left hand are ordinary; their brains simply work differently. There are always fewer left-handed students in schools, so they are taught writing based on the norms developed for right-handed students: continuous writing with a rightward slant, complex letter elements with hooks.
A handwriting program was created by a psychologist and a speech therapist-defectologist who is left-handed. They selected tasks taking into account the characteristics of left-handed children in primary school age. This book is designed to help the left-handed child master the skills of legible writing and learn to adapt school materials.