0 the ability to write neatly, or the activity of learning to do this
1 the ability to write neatly, or the activity of learning to do this
The school was taught by only one teacher who taught all the subjects such as reading, arithmetic, spelling, penmanship and more.
He had superb penmanship and was a great dancer and excellent marksman.
It was intended that students memorize not only correct penmanship, but correct morals as well, through exposure to traditional sayings.
There are only five of these famous books of penmanship in our national collection.
The college offered courses in bookkeeping, penmanship, arithmetic, shorthand and typing for both men and women.
Since its inception the school has remained dedicated to using traditional methods such as phonics for teaching reading and the art of cursive for penmanship.
Traditional methods such as phonics, memorization, penmanship, grammar, and mathematics are used to teach the courses.
Before 1830, writing (except in higher education) equated to rote drills in the rules of grammar, spelling, vocabulary, penmanship and transcription of adult texts.
