Depending on your slant or I suppose your age, and if you're reading this then you're probably a little bit bias as you'll clearly be a lover of the fountain pen, but humour me for a while as we pose the questions, Do Fountain Pens Help you Learn?
Some say...
It helps to develop fine motor skills and encourages a more relaxed and
fluent hand writing style. It is also possible to write much faster with
a fountain pen because it needs less pressure than a pencil or a
ballpoint pen. However it takes a long time to learn it and if teachers
try to hurry the process it can become a big frustration for a child.
So if using a fountain pen encourages better handwriting in general, what does that mean?
I suppose it does help if you can read your own handwriting...
More thoughts on this soon...
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