GETTY-DUBAY ITALIC HANDWRITING SERIES,
http://extended.portals.org/press/italic.htm
     They sell Lucida Sans School Italic font for $39, offer a series of
booklets for K-6 instuction, as well as related instructional materials.
They also offer a self-teaching program and video for adults.

SOCIETY FOR ITALIC HANDWRITING, http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/quilljar/sih.html
     This page is part of the website of Christopher Jarman, who is
preparing printed materials and software for the Society of Italic
Handwriting's 1997 Good handwriting Initiative in the United Kingdom.

GUNNLAUGUR BRIEM'S QUIET PLEASURES, http:rvik.ismennt.is:80/~briem/Welcome.html
     Briem is an internationally known calligrapher, who is helping in the
development of handwriting materials for Icelandic schools. He is also a
type designer. Check out his fonts. Briem Script might be useful in
teaching handwriting. In contrast, his Gauntlet font is far out, so far
out that it must be studied to be figured out.

REMEDIA PUBLICATIONS, http://www.rempub.com
     This company provides a wide range of materials for school and home
education of children and young adults. Their Forum is place for
newsgroup-like discussion of parent/teacher and homeschool matters.

SONLIGHT CURRICULUM, http:www.crsys.com:80/sonlight.handwrit.html
     This company offers materials for home schooling. They sell materials
for two handwriting systems and have pages comparing the two systems.
Reason for Writing begins with ball-and-stick printing and goes on to
looped cursive. Daily practice focuses on verses from Scripture.
Getty-Dubay Italic Handwriting teaches a kind of printing that leads to a
cursive having similar letterforms so that transition from print to
cursive is easy.

-- 
Charles Sartwell, Knoxville, TN, csartwel@usit.net