Master Speed Writing: Write Fast, Write Neat!
Boost Your Writing Skills with Our Speed Writing Classes, Course, and Program
Parents, teachers, and students all want to improve handwriting speed without sacrificing neatness. Speed writing enhances thinking, language understanding, and vocabulary, and improves verbal communication. Good speed and legibility help students write with correct spelling and high-quality content.
Write Right offers a unique speed writing program for Cursive, Print, and Hindi writing. This program focuses on writing neatly and quickly, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can legibility be achieved with speed?
Yes, the legibility and speed can go hand in hand. The concept of our speed handwriting program is to ensure good quality handwriting along with speed. Our techniques are scientifically proven to deliver 100% results.
How much writing speed can be increased?
On average the speed can be leveraged by 50%. The speed varies from person to person. Every individual can achieve a different level of increase in the writing speed. But after the training writing speed is certainly going to increase.
Is the result of the program permanent?
The results are permanent as we teach the students based on scientifically proven techniques. The retention depends upon the capability of the students and their conscious efforts in implementing the advice into their writing.
What Technique is used for increasing speed?
The technology used for increasing speed is based on 3 M’s: M= Myth, M= Motivation, M= Music. We break the myth that writing in speed distorts handwriting. Our trainers are experts in motivating the students to write fast. During the speed writing course, specially created music is played that helps to enhance the writing speed.
Is there any defined standard for writing speed?
Although there is no fixed standard, 25-30 words per minute are considered to be good writing speed. A writing speed that enables a student to meet the deadlines in his/her examination, without distorting the legibility, is good.
