Assumptionista 101 EP01 Handwriting

[@CreuzArt]

I used to write this way! When I was in grade1-2, we were taught to write in this way. I studied at Assumption San Lorenzo.

[@rastasurfph]

I'm still in that school! I'm turning grade 4. Love you Assumption!! ★

[@Greige_J]

We had penmanship lessons in Assumption Antipolo from Grade 1 to Grade 3... I loved those lessons!

[@0820-t8l]

I remember Sister Carmela very fondly and remember being taught the Assumption script in Herran.

[@kcc999]

Kakamiss AA

[@slay.1421]

My Aunt used to school in Assumption. So once I become High School, I will school there na.

[@freshleap]

Awwww super sikat ro nung 90s

[@jhenkapawan7671]

I study in Assumption Antipolo

[@Eh.roll.ugh021]

Is this still being taught in Assumption?

[@norara_]

Me too

[@norara_]

I alsaw study in aa

[@diabolicalpatient]

@@Eh.roll.ugh021 Yup!

[@LukaEnthusiasttt]

​@Eh.roll.ugh021 yup, even in high-school

[@anythinggoesmighty585]

grade 1 up to grade 6 i was in San Lorenzo... then grade 7 in Herran (1973)...there is trick there in writing the Assumption way. It's the copy cat way. Meaning from grade 1 to around grade 4, we had a WRITING CLASS. One hour just copying what the Madre would write on the blackboard. It's one of our subjects. They will write something on the board which is a one liner. It can be a stoke ( like circles, up and down strokes), then a letter, capital or small letter, then when we grew older one sentence. Our notebook was the one with blue and red lines. eg. The cat is fat. You will have to write that repeatedly on the whole page but here is the catch.... You have to write it slowly with ALL THAT STROKES AND TAILS. Until you will see everyone handwriting is similar and same thing ... all are pointed. The capital letters with so much stroke and art are B, D, F, H, I, J, K, M, N, R and T. Especially the capital T. I write letters closer than the one on the video.

[@maec8014]

I can't believe they've stopped teaching this!

[@mariaretinasarmiento1050]

While in Saint Paul the SPC sisters teach it to elementary school kids. I still write the #Paulinian way as I was taught in grade school. Check out Paulinian script it's delicate also

[@diabolicalpatient]

I study this in school for my penmanship in language?

[@ImZaze]

I like printed. :)

[@bambydio1893]

❤️ AA ❤️

[@Julia_millare]

I go to school there