Is learning cursive writing really necessary?
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Back in "the day," when people wrote with quills and fountain pens, printing would create blotches of ink and make a mess of the paper, whereas writing in cursive was smoother so it was neater and more efficient. Not so these days will ballpoint pens and the extent to which we do our writing with computer keyboards.
While cursive shouldn't become a "lost art," and while, for some people, it can be easier on the hand when writing the "old-fashioned way," I would generally say that cursive isn't absolutely necessary anymore.
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Let's say a lot of things are on computer! I wouldn't say everything! (But nearly that way) I still have to hand fill out paper work for my job, and sure there are still jobs around that people still use handwriting, but I suppose these are all of the older generation, so guess the school age kids now, will all be using computers, but still think it would be a shame for handwriting to disappear!
Oops, this was supposed to be a separate answer, and I clicked comment by mistake. Can't delete, so I'm replacing it with this note. Sorry!
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being an old guy with terrible handwriting who lauded the introduction of word processing and printers
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although Cursive is actually being taught less and less in schools these days, but I think this is very good for your hand writing. you can try it like this
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