Writing by hand has several positive effects on cognitive development in children. Here are some of the key findings from the search results: Children learn more and remember better when writing by hand, and their brains are more active when handwriting than typing on a computer keyboard 1 2 . Learning to write by hand is linked to learning to read in young children, and they are better able to generate ideas and retain information when they write by hand 3 4 . Handwriting is important for the early recruitment in letter processing of brain regions known to underlie successful reading 5 . Handwriting can improve motor and cognitive development in children and young adults 6 . Handwriting requires control of fine motor skills and senses, which can help put the brain in a learning state 2 . Overall, writing by hand appears to have several positive effects on cognitive development in children, including improved learning, memory, reading, and motor and cognitive development. 1 neuro...
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