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Direct linkMedwell, Jane; Wray, David – Language and Education, 2014
Evidence is accumulating that handwriting has an important role in written composition. In particular, handwriting automaticity appears to relate to success in composition. This relationship has been little explored in British contexts and we currently have little idea of what threshold performance levels might be. In this paper, we report on two…
Descriptors: Handwriting, Writing (Composition), Role, Foreign Countries
