If art is one of the most important factors in the transmission of culture, it can firmly be said that handwriting is the best and brightest work of art that will remain for the future. In the modern world, people are connected together by handwriting and writing and make themselves known by it. Therefore, all human beings should be familiar with the basics of correct writing and express their intentions with good handwriting according to the acceptable norms and standards. Correct, beautiful, and legible writing should be trained in the first stages of education.
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