
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to analyze the cursive handwriting of prospective primary school teachers from the perspective of legibility. The study is a descriptive one with its aim to portray the existing state of affairs, making use of qualitative methods. The research involves 130 prospective primary school teachers. They were asked to copy a text given by the researchers, using cursive handwriting. The cursive handwriting of prospective teachers was analyzed using the “Cursive Handwriting Assessment Form” provided by Erdoğan (2010). The study revealed that the cursive handwriting of prospective primary school teachers was adequately legible, yet not without problems regarding certain issues.
Prospective primary school teacher, cursive handwriting, legibility
Prospective primary school teacher, cursive handwriting, legibility
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