When teaching children strokes in normal kindergartens or primary schools, they must be proficient and thorough. When he goes home, parents should give their children more guidance, because these are the basis for their children to write well. Moreover, if you want to write a good hand, you should also know the stroke order of the words. Only when the strokes are in good order can the fonts look more coherent. When a child is young, what he learned at school is definitely not enough to make his handwriting beautiful, so you should do more work after class, such as watching him write, correcting his wrong writing posture, or giving him calligraphy lessons directly and letting the teacher teach her all the time.
Children must form good habits when they write well. He should be conscious from an early age, knowing what the stroke order is and what shape a word should be written in. Let him write regular script when he is young, and let him gradually change from regular script to running script when he is old, so that his handwriting will be more mature bit by bit, and every mature font is deduced from immature horizontal and vertical. Therefore, children must form a good habit if they want to write well. If you want to write well, you must make some efforts.
When I was a child, my mother always looked at me every time I did my homework. Once the pencil is thick, or a word is not well written, my mother will directly hit my hand and wipe off what I write that is not good-looking, which makes me pay special attention to every word I write, and gradually I will develop a good habit. You don't have to make up your homework when you don't have it. This is the process of gradually forming habits.