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It was required for me, but that didn't mean anything real. We "learned" it for like two weeks then I never used it again.
by computerphage 4y ago
It was required for me, but that didn't mean anything real. We "learned" it for like two weeks then I never used it again.
- ghaff 4y agoOn the other hand, I don't remember how much Palmer script instruction I had but it was probably a class over multiple years back in the 60s.
- felipemnoa 4y agoI think that is all you really need. I mean, once you know how to write, learning cursive could be done in a few hours, it is fairly simple. After that it is up to the student whether to use it or not. I was never required to use it but I still liked it so the more I used it the better I got. Honestly, I really do not understand all the complaning about cursive. Learning to read and write was harder (I imagine cause I don't actually remember struggling with it, it just came naturally) . Learning cursive is just a simple extension of it.
- kalleboo 4y ago> Honestly, I really do not understand all the complaning about cursive My memory of school was everything was required to be turned in cursive, but I was so bad at it that I wrote everything in print, then wrote a version in cursive, and then turned in both versions so there was one legible version and one version to fulfill the rules. It was a pain and I hated it, so it's a bad memory that it still feels cathartic to complain about.
- Aeolun 4y agoHmm, my entire education until high-school was entirely cursive. It was something of a revelation that a different method of writing existed, even though I was sort of aware that the letters in book didn’t look like the letters I wrote.