Letter strokes guidance for left-handers at school
I went to school late 70s, and at that time there was no guidance on letter strokes (neither for right-handers or left-handers). Our teacher was right-handed, so she was using the right-handed strokes on the board. I had to figure out myself how to write: tilt paper 40 degrees to the right, hold pen below writing line and figure out the letter strokes. I write most horizontal lines right-to-left (with only a few exceptions, like Z) and a lot of circles clockwise, when possible.
Apparently, these days there is guidance both for right-handers and left-handers. I realised that I am mostly aligned with it, apart from the circles. Strangely enough, while the initial guidance for left-handers was to write circles clockwise, they have changed it in recent years to anti-clockwise. But they are stressing that this is just guidance (both for right-handers and left-handers) and there is no "correct" way. Each kid is free to draw the letters as they prefer.
I am curious if such guidance exists in other countries and other alphabets / writing systems?