Principles Involved in the Teaching of Handwriting
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A descrip- tion of these follows.
1. The Thorndike Scale. — This scale was published in 1910.
It aims to measure handwriting in grades 5 to 8 inclusive. A much wider application of it has been made, however. Recog- nizing that the ordinary standards of "excellent," "very good," "good," "poor," "illegible," etc., are exceedingly indefinite, and that a given piece of writing can vary considerably in terms of these values, when presented to dififerent teachers. Dr. E. L.
94 The Teaching oe Handwri...ting Thorndike secured the services of some thirty or forty compe- tent judges to examine a large number of submitted samples.
All samples were required to fall into some grade (a whole number) between and 18. This lowest step, zero, was. an artificial one, represented by writing which is entirely illegible; a grade of 5 was the lowest used in actual practice, representing the worst that is usually found in the grammar grades. The highest, 18, was represented by an approximately perfect copy- book model; the closest student approach to it was 17.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A descrip- tion of these follows.
1. The Thorndike Scale. — This scale was published in 1910.
It aims to measure handwriting in grades 5 to 8 inclusive. A much wider application of it has been made, however. Recog- nizing that the ordinary standards of "excellent," "very good," "good," "poor," "illegible," etc., are exceedingly indefinite, and that a given piece of writing can vary considerably in terms of these values, when presented to dififerent teachers. Dr. E. L.
94 The Teaching oe Handwri...ting Thorndike secured the services of some thirty or forty compe- tent judges to examine a large number of submitted samples.
All samples were required to fall into some grade (a whole number) between and 18. This lowest step, zero, was. an artificial one, represented by writing which is entirely illegible; a grade of 5 was the lowest used in actual practice, representing the worst that is usually found in the grammar grades. The highest, 18, was represented by an approximately perfect copy- book model; the closest student approach to it was 17.
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