1. Demonstration and guidance: Teachers or parents can demonstrate the correct writing posture for their children, and then gradually let them imitate it. When children practice, they should give guidance and correction to ensure smooth and moderate strokes.
2. Practice basic strokes: Let children practice basic strokes such as horizontal, vertical, left and right, and then practice after mastering these basic strokes.
3. Gradually increase the difficulty: At first, you can start with simple strokes, such as drawing a horizontal line or a vertical line behind the strokes. With the improvement of children's proficiency, the number and complexity of pens can be gradually increased.
4. Write more and practice more: let children practice writing for a certain period of time every day, and improve their pen ability through repeated practice.
5. Create a good writing environment: provide a quiet and comfortable writing environment for children, which is conducive to children's concentration and practice.
6. Encourage and praise: encourage and praise children when they make progress, and enhance their self-confidence and interest in learning.
7. Patient guidance: Each child's learning ability and progress are different. Parents and teachers should be patient and guide and adjust according to the actual situation of children.
8. Regular inspection and summary: regularly check the children's writing assignments, promptly guide and correct problems when found, and summarize the growth and progress of children's writing with pens.