Research highlights that the hand’s have a unique relationship with the brain when i comes to composing thoughts and ideas.Virginia Berninger, a professor of educational psycology at the University of Washington,saya handwriting differs from typing because it requires executing sequential strokes to form a letter, whereas keyboarding involves selecting a whole letter by touching a key.
She says pictures of the brain have illustrated that sequential finger movements activated massive regions involved in thinking, language and working memory-the system for temporarily storing and managing infomation.