Hi, Sora.
Here is another 'side of the story'; I though to bring it to your
attention :-)
The information below is supported by science.
An exerpt from the article ( URL is below ):
1. Writing with a pen or pencil requires deliberate thought - hence
improves memorization.
2. If your aim is recall, then stick with an old-fashioned pen or pencil.
Link:
http://welcometosherwood.wordpress.com/2013/01/28/typing-versus-handwriting/
-------------------------- My comments on the subject:
3.when typing, kids and I :-) likely to think ( more or less ) about the
letter location on keyboard.
4. I use handwriting to learn words I failed to recall -- Helps, Helps !!
5. I said 'word' -- but I very rarely learn words outside of a sample
sentence.
Good luck to you.
Vit
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