Joy of learning found inby writing with a ball point pen writing.

The reason was that my husband, who has good handwriting, told me like,that " Yours are handwriting is terrible."," making me motivated to be able to write carefully, not quite well someday.

The reason was that my husband, who has good handwriting, told me like, "Yours areis terrible," making me motivated to be able to write carefully, not quite well someday.

"Like" as a filler word is generally used in spoken language, or in very casual internet posts. I'm assuming from this context that it doesn't really make sense here. "Not quite well someday" also doesn't really make sense in the sentence, as it contradicts "be able to write carefully" just before it.

It was refreshing and exciting for me to become a student at my age and getattend lectured every times.

"to be/get lectured" has a negative connotation meaning "to scold" or "to talk down to."

GettReceiving praised is exhilarating at any age and following corrections done to each character with a red pen seemed very convincingwas very informative.

I don't think "Convincing" is quite the word you want here. Perhaps "satisfying, informative, engaging, illustrious, rewarding, enriching" might be better.

In order to not to forget the lecture on that day, I wrote letters again and again, which were given to us as homework.

Those days were fulfilling to me as I could go back to wheren I was a student.

Could also be "go back to being a student"

I'll spend the rest of my life feeling delightful throughwhile learning.

If you want to use through here, would be more natural to say "feeling delight through learning."

Joy of learning found inthrough ballpoint pen writing

The reason was that my husband, who has good handwriting, told me like, "Yours areis terrible,." making meThis motivated me to be able to write carefully, not quite well somedayreach a point when I can write well.

Told me 'like' is actually something that I do in conversation, but not really in writing. Like is somewhat like a filler word in conversation. Not sure what you meant by the "not quite well" part. I edited as follows as to how I think you were trying to mean.

It was refreshing and exciting for me to become a student at my age again and get lectured every time.

At the beginning of each class, my teacher would always praised me, saying "Well done!"

Not sure how to explain this grammatically, but this tense is more appropriate for the writing. Both could work though, this one is tough.

Getting praised is exhilarating at any age and following corrections done to each character with a red pen seemed very convincing.to help me improve (if this is not what you meant perhaps "seemed to help me remember better")

Mmm i feel convincing is not the best word for this. Convincing is used for persuasion. Eg. His argument was convincing. The way he talked made it seem his points were convincing, although he was actually talking rubbish.

Those days were fulfilling to me as I could gowas back to where I wasbeing a student. again.

Taking the workshop was a fresh reminder ofn the fact that learning is fun.

I'm happy with the experience./ elated/ extremely happy/ with the experience/ truly treasured the experience in my heart.

Synonyms for happy. Happy seems to little of an emotion for this kind of "very happy" memory you seem to have haha.

The reason was that my husband, who has a good handwriting, told me like, "Yours are terrible,." making meThat motivated me to be ablelearn to write carefully, not quite well someday.

It was refreshing and exciting for me to become a student at my age and get lecturedreceive useful instruction every time.

Getting praised is exhilarating at any age and following the corrections done tomade on each character with a red pen seemed very convincing.

In order not to forget the lecture onf that day, I wrote the homework letters again and again, which were given to us as homework.

Figuring out things to pay attention to when writing "tome," "hane," and "harai," I felt like I came to be ablemanaged to write the letters carefully, which was my goal.

Alternative: ... and "harai," I reached my goal of being able to write the letters carefully.

I'll spend the rest of my life feeling delightfuled through learning.

The reason was that my husband, who has good handwriting, told me something like, "Yyours areis terrible," making mewhich motivated me to be able to write carefully, not quite well somedaybetter someday, even if not great.

In order not to forget the lecture on that day, I wrote the letters again and again, which were given to us as homework.

Those days were fulfilling to me as I could go back to wthere time when I was a student.

I'll spend the rest of my life feeling delightful throughed by learning.