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  Joan Ngomba 1.) Write a paragraph every day Maybe it’s catchy song lyrics--or perhaps it’s the intro to your favorite book. Whatever it is, practice writing it over and over again until the words start to look neater. Keep it all in one notebook so that you can flip back easily and chart your progress. 2.) Use lined paper But make sure the lines aren’t too narrow, as you want to be able to see everything clearly while practicing. The lines will act as a guide to keep everything at an even height and size. Writing Skills  (Scholars) 3.) Get a nice pen Whether you prefer a standard ballpoint or a fine-tipped gel, use a pen that doesn’t require too much pressing down to write smoothly. Comfort-wise, your best bet is a medium-width and slightly shorter pen. Too skinny or thick, and you’ll end up compensating with your grip--which will compromise your writing. On that note… 4.) Loosen your grip You might think that having a tighter grip on yo...