Bad move to phase out teaching cursive script. Cursive script exists because it is fast, pretty much standardised, very usable, and doesn't rely on having digi

Bad move to phase out teaching cursive script. Cursive script exists because it is fast, pretty much standardised, very usable, and doesn't rely on having digital devices. "If there are no rules, people will make up their own rules." If we only teach printing uppercase letters, we will get cursive writing anyway as people try to print those capitals faster and faster.(Just as happened in ancient times.) Only problem with that is that nobody's cursive will be like anybody else's. "Tower of Babel 2.0"