DE102021001746A1 - The lines in the ruled notebooks in all DIN forms and the lines in the checkered notebooks in all DIN forms are set parallel to each other, descending by 45 degrees. This makes typing easier for left-handers. - Google Patents

Abstract

Due to the different type of printing or different printing lines for left-handers: With the differently printed or differently positioned lines in the notebooks (the lines in the ruled and checked notebooks sinking 45 degrees, parallel to each other downwards) according to the example images in the appendix, everyone can Left-handers write with a relaxed and relaxed posture. Even when learning with this exercise book in pre-school, the child can concentrate on writing and does not have to turn the exercise book so that it can write best and is therefore not conspicuous. So those who write with the left hand, these new notebooks (lines in the ruled and squared notebooks 45 degrees are descending, going down parallel to each other) according to my invention, see templates in the appendix, can help to improve the writing posture and pen position of a left-handed individual promote. For the educators or teachers, reading the Scriptures presents no difficulty. You can turn the notebook back 45 degrees while reading, so that the student does not have to do this every time they write. It is important here to encourage and relieve the individual with their left-handedness, starting from pre-school age in kindergarten, so that, for example, a cramped grip on a pen is counteracted. Lines can be easily adjusted and printed. E.g. 1) Writing begins at the end of the exercise book. This means that the left-handed child opens the booklet in a mirror-inverted manner than a right-handed person. So he leafs through the booklet to the right. The front of the booklets currently sold is therefore the back for left-handed people, which means that the back is the front. The name tag sticks on the back of a booklet because the left-handed person starts to write with the last page, that is, the last page is the first page for the left-handed person. 2) Stitch grooving like right-hander only with the change of the lining as see example pictures (attachment).

Description

The invention, with the 45 degree diagonal set of ruled and lined exercise books, allows left-handed individuals to write in a more relaxed and comfortable manner. All left-handers can write with a relaxed and relaxed pen and writing posture when using the notebooks for left-handers thanks to the 45-degree inclination of the lines.

Even when learning with these exercise books in pre-school, the child with left-handedness can concentrate on writing and does not have to turn the usual writing and arithmetic exercise book, which is designed for right-handed people, by 45 degrees as an additional burden. Also, the left-handed student does not need to bring a writing pad for left-handed people to school and does not attract attention in the class because of the writing pad for left-handers that is being carried. In this way, the sense of belonging for the left-handed individual in the class is promoted from the start, since the left-handed pupil no longer needs to turn the exercise book or arithmetic book or take writing pads for left-handers with him.

The school child therefore does not need any instructions from educators on how to turn the exercise book in order to be able to write better. The individual with left-handedness writes from the very beginning with the first pen hold in the ruled and squared notebook for left-handers, with a correct position so that the back of the hand does not slide too badly over what has already been written. The correct pen hold is demonstrated right from the start with the first pen hold by the individual through the lined and checkered writing and arithmetic exercise book for left-handers due to the sloping lowering of the lines, as in 1 and 2 shown, anchored and the left-handed individual has the same healthy pen hold as a right-handed individual, only mirrored.

The left-handed booklet with lines and squares does not make it difficult for the left-handed individual to see previous letters and the ink does not smear when writing with a fountain pen.

The ruled and checkered handle for left-handers also avoids holding the hook when writing with the left hand. With the hook pose, left-handed people see what is written and does not smudge the ink, but when writing for a long time it is very tiring and uncomfortable because the wrist cramps. With the overextension of the wrist, the spine is also strained by the rotation of the shoulder in the hook pose, as well as the shoulders are strained by the stiffness and strained posture. The use of the ruled or checkered notebook for left-handers also supports the correct holding of the pen, so that a cramped hold of the pen, which can usually be observed with left-handers, that the thumb is over the index finger when holding the pen, is avoided. An optimal posture with the left writing hand is promoted by the ruled and checkered handle for left-handed people, so that the pen is held with three fingers, resulting in the three-point grip. The left-handed individual can use the tips of the thumb and forefinger to grasp the stylus and use the middle finger as a rest, since the lines in the ruled and squared booklet for left-handedness are aligned in the new technique of the invention so that the left-handed individual is in a comfortable position , relaxed and positioned sitting and writing posture.

Even with everyday use of ruled and squared notebooks for left-handers, left-handed individuals, regardless of age, can easily write and/or do arithmetic in tight spaces, such as on the train or bus, without having to turn their notebook.

The ruled and checkered notebook for left-handed people enables a new technique that is of great advantage and makes writing easier for every left-handed individual as described in point 1 to point 6.

The field of application of the ruled and squared left-handed exercise books is writing or arithmetic with the left hand in any facility, such as schools, institutes, offices, at home and for every everyday and professional use.

Claims (1)

Lined and squared notebook for writing for left-handers, lined and squared notebook for writing and arithmetic to promote a relaxed writing posture, especially for all left-handers, regardless of age, for school and everyday life, each in all DIN formats from lineatur 1 to lineatur 10, in the Size DIN A4 to DIN A7, characterized by the following features: 1. Booklet with lined paper (e.g. 1 ); the ruling begins at the top left edge and runs diagonally to the bottom right edge 1.1 The auxiliary lines have a 45 degree slope, the slope runs from the top left towards the bottom right 1.2 Spacing of the center lines are set in such a way that the lines are spaced at are which limit the x-heights, ascenders and descenders of the letters 2. Booklet with squared paper (e.g. 2 ): the ruling starts at the top left edge and runs diagonally 45 degrees to the bottom right edge, with the opposite lines starting at the top right edge and running diagonally 45 degrees to the bottom left edge 2.1 the lines cross and it arises small square diamonds (e.g. 2 ) 2.2. Spacing of lines, set so that the lines are at the spacing delimiting the diamond-shaped boxes, ascenders and descenders of the letters or numbers 3. The contrast and slant of the lines from 45 degrees decreasing from top left to ruled booklets bottom right or in checkered notebooks, lines starting diagonally leading from top left to bottom right, with crossing lines from top right diagonally descending by 45 degrees to bottom left, enable left-handed people to find their way around quickly and safely when writing and arithmetic.

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