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Is this widely taught in Russia? I took some Russian in college and asked multiple professors about non-cursive writing and I was always told it basically doesn

• konart 6y ago
  >I was always told it basically doesn't exist. pretty much. Non-cursive is used when filling out forms though. I think that's one the exceptions. >Is this widely taught in Russia? That's what you start you school years with. First just lines, then characters. And yes, you have to put them down as shown (poor lefties!). And you do it in a special notebook called "прописи" which has horizontal and tilted vertical lines (and dotted guides to start with): https://static.my-shop.ru/product/f2/383/3821575.jpg https://static.my-shop.ru/product/f2/383/3821575.jpg So yeah, not only only you are supposed to draw those lines in a specific order, your characters should be tilted at a certain angle.