For me, just writing it down makes a big difference. My notes are often a jumble of script and print. ( I guess I WAS changing the subject some)Mine is usually pretty messy but very readable still. My dad’s no wayalso I do intermix capitals and lowercase for some reason hah always have but I size them the same except when it needs it? Is cursive actually better than print for remembering etc. or just handwriting in general compared to typing?
After time it was more of a joke, Id scritch a curvy as on the page, and say, there, you seen me write it, so witness it and sign my name for me 
Ah that makes sense! I had this study class thing once that said the best way to remember was to write it, say it, and read it. Cause then you had the visual, the audio, and the physical. And they also said if you say something three times in a row or within a certain time period or whatever then you remember it more as well. All of which turned out true for me, I’d repeat it three times and remember it way more. I’d also highlight sometimes instead of writing. I think they said you could do that too. Just as long as it was physical, verbal, and visual. But yeah. It was really helpful for school and studying hahahFor me, just writing it down makes a big difference. My notes are often a jumble of script and print. ( I guess I WAS changing the subject some)
Saying/hearing it is much better
except when she's saying it to the mailman :devil:Saying/hearing it is much better
My first instinct was to laugh.. but cheating isn't funny. But yes...
Try writing a handwritten letter in print. Excruciating. Let me add - the older you get, the less perfect your handwriting gets. It's much easier writing than printing when you have arthritis too.For me it’s the opposite. I used to take FOREVER to try to sign perfectly in cursive. Now it’s faster than it was but that’s only cause I gave up on making it perfect
