"Keep the spacing between letters and words the same: Use visual cues or tools to make sure that the gaps between all characters and full words are the same.
Readers can easily tell the difference between characters and words when there is enough space between them. This makes the text much easier to read. When every space is proportional and predictable, students learn better. Kerning, or consistent letter spacing, and proper word breaks are important for making sure that academic writing is clear, looks good, and flows well.
To do this, students can use finger spacing or special ruled paper that makes the lines clear. This is a practice that gives enough space for linguistic units to be properly separated. The index and middle fingers make up the hand's precision side, while the ring and pinky fingers make up the hand's power side.
