Chopsticks

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The chopsticks is a starting script created by Maximilian Schlegl in the 1930s for the beginnings of reading with primers . The chopstick script is straight through and shows the basic shape of the lowercase letters of the German Kurrent script . It could also be read and written in the countermovement , i.e. from right to left instead of left to right. The basic pedagogical idea of ​​chopstick writing is that of the “laborious laying” of letters or words and sentences with the help of matchstick-like “writing sticks”.

The chopsticks could not prevail.

literature

  • Maximilian Schlegl, Friedrich Sammerl: The German chopsticks, their essence and their use. A methodical introduction . Ferdinand Hirt, Breslau 1933.
  • Maximilian Schlegl: Pre-primer in German chopsticks: as a basic font for German lessons . Ferdinand Hirt, Breslau 1933.
  • Maximilian Schlegl: Methodical introduction to German chopsticks . Self-published, 1936.
  • Maximilian Schlegl: Expert and trial judgments about the "German Stäbchenschrift" . Self-published, 1931.

Individual evidence

  1. Der Grosse Brockhaus: Handbook of Knowledge . Leipzig: FA Brockhaus Verlag, 1935. p. 23.
  2. ^ German Association for the Care of Adolescent Psychopaths, Society for Curative Education (ed.). Journal of Child Research . Berlin: Springer, 1916. p. 70.
  3. Maximilian Schlegl: Pre-Primer in German chopsticks: as a basic font for German lessons . Ferdinand Hirt, Breslau 1933. p. 3.