Slow effect: writing is a process that needs long-term persistence. For primary school students, there may be no obvious progress in a short time, so some parents feel that the effect of signing up for calligraphy classes is not ideal.
Small function: Most parents require their children to write neatly, but the main goal of calligraphy class is to teach calligraphy skills, which may not meet the needs of every parent. High cost: it takes a certain fee to register for calligraphy classes, which may be considered as too high for some families.
Squeeze spare time: it takes some time and energy to practice calligraphy. If children need to do other activities or complete other learning tasks after school, enrolling in calligraphy classes may squeeze their rest and entertainment time.
Children resist: If children are not interested in or resist writing, forcing them to take writing classes may be counterproductive and affect their learning attitude and interest.
Writing has many advantages, including:
Improve concentration: writing requires concentration, and both hands and brains are used to improve concentration and observation of things. Enhance memory: Writing can help memory. Through handwriting input, the brain is deeply impressed with information, which is helpful to recall and consolidate memory.
Improve thinking ability: writing helps to think and solve problems, and through the writing process, it can stimulate inspiration and creativity. Enhance self-confidence: Good calligraphy can enhance self-confidence and make people feel happy and satisfied.
Cultivate good habits: writing helps to cultivate good habits such as carefulness, patience and neatness, and has a positive impact on study and life. Inheriting culture: Writing is a way to inherit culture, and we can feel the profoundness of China culture through writing.