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> I respect that individual parents would want their schools to teach those things, so that their children will seem high-status. Yup. So the main places that
by mlyle 4y ago
> I respect that individual parents would want their schools to teach those things, so that their children will seem high-status.
Yup. So the main places that are still teaching cursive:
* Wealthier public schools (to keep upper class parents happy, even if it doesn't tie to a state requirement).
* Private schools (I teach at one of these).
* Various "traditionalist" / "conservative" states.
- ncpa-cpl 4y ago> Yup. So the main places that are still teaching cursive: While cursive is still teached at schools where I live,print letters are the ones used the most I guess there is be a difference between the way public schools and private schools teach handwriting. I can usually figure at by looking at someone’s handwriting whether they went to private or public school.