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I'm not swayed by the arguments. I think legible print handwriting and computer typing is what should be taught. However, this article is all i've read about t
by mordocai 10y ago
I'm not swayed by the arguments. I think legible print handwriting and computer typing is what should be taught.
However, this article is all i've read about the issue so what do I know about it?
My daughter is about to enter school, and i'll let the school system decide whether or not to require her to learn cursive and focus on have her learn more important (in my opinion) things like philosophy, math, computer skills, creative writing, and science.
- douche 10y agoThe most legible handwriting I've ever seen has always been from engineers or mill-wrights, who had to learn and practice a great deal of the block lettering used in mechanical drawing and blueprints.
- mikestew 10y agoMost of what little handwriting skill I have left has obvious traits from the mechanical drawing class I took in junior high school. And in comparison to my peers, I'd say my handwriting is pretty darned good. I mostly can't even write cursive letter forms anymore, let alone use cursive for writing.
- yardie 10y agoI learned block writing in drafting class. In high school. Sadly, with CAD, drafting is a skill that's out of date and with it goes block writing.
- eru 10y agoComic book letterers perhaps also count?