Legible or not? (1 Viewer)

[MonKey1919]

Recently got back my trials, and my teacher gave me a 12/20 because they were unable to decipher whole paragraphs of my essay even taking forty minutes to do so. To me, the writing seems very much readable even though some words may be hard to read, it shouldn't be impossible to read whole paragraphs. You guys reckon its legible or no?

 

[Life'sHard]

No. Fix up your handwriting before the HSC.

 

[MonKey1919]

No. Fix up your handwriting before the HSC.
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WILL DO TY

 

[may22]

I can read it alright..but some parts are very illegible. I have shocking writing myself, but I agree with @Life'sHard

 

[MonKey1919]

I can read it alright..but some parts are very illegible. I have shocking writing myself, but I agree with @Life'sHard

Damn if only there was a hand-writing tutor or something

 

[Life'sHard]

Remember, HSC markers are paid per paper. So if they cbb reading that, they'll just estimate a mark for you.

 

[quickoats]

Damn if only there was a hand-writing tutor or something

I think someone on here was offering handwriting lessons maybe Drogonski??

 

[A1La5]

I'll type out my interpretation of the last paragraph and see how much I get right:

"Therefore, Ibsen's ability as a dramatist to incorporate the ??? setting, characters, and issues of their own context, allows Ibsen to comment on his own world, whilst shifting our values to focus on identity (?). These values are universal, ??? (having?) everything (?) ... Ibsen's "A Doll House" to ??? over the ??? (in?) great success."

To be honest with everyone, I struggle with the same thing. When I write fast my legibility goes down the toilet as well :/

 

[MonKey1919]

I'll type out my interpretation of the last paragraph and see how much I get right:

"Therefore, Ibsen's ability as a dramatist to incorporate the ??? setting, characters, and issues of their own context, allows Ibsen to comment on his own world, whilst shifting our values to focus on identity (?). These values are universal, ??? (having?) everything (?) ... Ibsen's "A Doll House" to ??? over the ??? (in?) great success."

To be honest with everyone, I struggle with the same thing. When I write fast my legibility goes down the toilet as well :/

Ahahaha close enough. Yea I get it my writings ass xD. Its actually --> Therefore, Ibsen’s ability as a dramatist to incorporate the familiar setting, characters and issues of their own contexts, allows Ibsen to comment on his own world, whilst shifting our values to focus on individuality. These values are universal, thereby enabling Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House,” to endure over time and generate success.

Idk why I can read it but others can't. Maybe its a special talent.

 

[jazz519]

One way to make it easier to read is write bigger. The letters in your words are hard to read because they are crammed next to one another, so end up blending and it can be hard to work out what letter it is. If you write bigger they will naturally be more spaced and easier to work out what letter they are. In the HSC you can ask for extra writing paper so writing bigger won't affect that

 

[MonKey1919]

One way to make it easier to read is write bigger. The letters in your words are hard to read because they are crammed next to one another, so end up blending and it can be hard to work out what letter it is. If you write bigger they will naturally be more spaced and easier to work out what letter they are. In the HSC you can ask for extra writing paper so writing bigger won't affect that

CHEERS VERY SOLID ADVICE

 

[sab13562]

Recently got back my trials, and my teacher gave me a 12/20 because they were unable to decipher whole paragraphs of my essay even taking forty minutes to do so. To me, the writing seems very much readable even though some words may be hard to read, it shouldn't be impossible to read whole paragraphs. You guys reckon its legible or no?

You definitely need to fix your writing. No matter the quality, if it's hard to read/illegible HSC markers won't bother. They have hundreds of papers to mark and won't spend their time trying to read someone's handwriting. You don't want a 12/20 when you could of gotten a potential 19/20.