Reviews
This book includes additional letter formulas to assist those with poor handwriting, as well as civil service exam candidates and law students, in writing descriptive questions. Beyond handwriting correction, these formulas are included as a service to help you associatively remember legal provisions and keywords, and they are highly helpful for memorizing any number (national history chronology, mountain heights, river lengths, atomic weights, phone numbers, etc.). Anyone can create and use
This is the biggest waste of money I've ever spent on a book. It doesn't cover a single principle regarding handwriting. It's just full of bizarre methods for memorizing constitutional provisions. Is that helpful? Absolutely not! As someone who has studied the Constitution, I believe these memorization methods are of no help whatsoever for studying it. In fact, this approach is dangerous. The handwriting tracing section is truly terrible. It looks like a patchwork of printouts with sloppy
I found it quite useful. I practiced slowly, copying one or two pages every day for about four weeks, and my handwriting improved significantly. Although the provided examples aren't calligraphy or cutesy handwriting, they seem sufficient for business use or official documents. Thanks to my more mature handwriting, I've even developed a new hobby of using fountain pens. I am leaving this comment because it is a shame that only excessive negative reviews remain, considering how helpful this book
I bought this because my handwriting is so terrible. I let it sit unused out of laziness. Exam season hit. I didn't want to study. So I took it out. There is absolutely no content. It consists simply of line tracing, tracing, and cursive writing. The thought that crossed my mind was, "So what?" There are absolutely no principles or systems. Correction fundamentally requires underlying principles. There isn't even a "just write it" instruction. "Ah, is this an activity book? Like a math
Correcting ballpoint pen handwriting requires starting with basic line drawing and practicing writing letters repeatedly. The key feature of this book is that it not only corrects handwriting through basic writing practice but also serves as a memory training manual developed through research to help you memorize keywords for each Article of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea by having you directly trace them with a ballpoint pen. This textbook is essential, especially for those studying
There are only about 10 pages to practice with using the proofreading template, and the rest is just blank space for me to write in. I don't see what the difference is compared to just writing in a regular notebook. I'm getting annoyed because I'm not getting any corrections, so I'm writing a few words.
Son Dong-jo: Memory method for correcting bad ballpoint pen handwriting
Correcting Poor Handwriting by Mnemonically Memorizing the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. If the content of the essay is similar, handwriting determines success or failure. This book is designed to help you correct your handwriting by associating it with Articles 1 through 130 of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. In essay writing, it is not simply about writing neatly and slowly; it is crucial to write quickly and accurately so that the handwriting is legible. Even if you fully know the answer to the essay exam, rushing your handwriting while pressed for time can result in illegible handwriting and negatively impact your score. This book is structured to help students preparing for essay exams acquire fast and accurate handwriting skills within a short period. It starts with basic line drawing, progresses to practicing writing quickly and accurately (one character per second), and naturally leads to exercises for connecting sentences.
Korean title: 악필 볼펜글씨 교정 기억법
Korean author: 손동조
Korean publisher: 성안당
ISBN-13: 9788931577792
Reviews
This book includes additional letter formulas to assist those with poor handwriting, as well as civil service exam candidates and law students, in writing descriptive questions. Beyond handwriting correction, these formulas are included as a service to help you associatively remember legal provisions and keywords, and they are highly helpful for memorizing any number (national history chronology, mountain heights, river lengths, atomic weights, phone numbers, etc.). Anyone can create and use
This is the biggest waste of money I've ever spent on a book. It doesn't cover a single principle regarding handwriting. It's just full of bizarre methods for memorizing constitutional provisions. Is that helpful? Absolutely not! As someone who has studied the Constitution, I believe these memorization methods are of no help whatsoever for studying it. In fact, this approach is dangerous. The handwriting tracing section is truly terrible. It looks like a patchwork of printouts with sloppy
I found it quite useful. I practiced slowly, copying one or two pages every day for about four weeks, and my handwriting improved significantly. Although the provided examples aren't calligraphy or cutesy handwriting, they seem sufficient for business use or official documents. Thanks to my more mature handwriting, I've even developed a new hobby of using fountain pens. I am leaving this comment because it is a shame that only excessive negative reviews remain, considering how helpful this book
I bought this because my handwriting is so terrible. I let it sit unused out of laziness. Exam season hit. I didn't want to study. So I took it out. There is absolutely no content. It consists simply of line tracing, tracing, and cursive writing. The thought that crossed my mind was, "So what?" There are absolutely no principles or systems. Correction fundamentally requires underlying principles. There isn't even a "just write it" instruction. "Ah, is this an activity book? Like a math
Correcting ballpoint pen handwriting requires starting with basic line drawing and practicing writing letters repeatedly. The key feature of this book is that it not only corrects handwriting through basic writing practice but also serves as a memory training manual developed through research to help you memorize keywords for each Article of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea by having you directly trace them with a ballpoint pen. This textbook is essential, especially for those studying
There are only about 10 pages to practice with using the proofreading template, and the rest is just blank space for me to write in. I don't see what the difference is compared to just writing in a regular notebook. I'm getting annoyed because I'm not getting any corrections, so I'm writing a few words.












