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It is a little depressing that near-perfect cursive writing is now regarded as “illegible”. I suppose the same thing happened to copperplate, though.
by wrs 4y ago
It is a little depressing that near-perfect cursive writing is now regarded as “illegible”. I suppose the same thing happened to copperplate, though.
- rootusrootus 4y agoMy 12 year old daughter has not been taught cursive but she read it just fine.
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- pcl 4y agoHaving been belittled by my second-trade teacher for my abysmal cursive, I’m pretty happy to see that particular bit of arcana go by the wayside.
- trilbyglens 4y agoAmen. I live in the Czech Republic and they still teach it here as standard, and everyone writes that way, but I just can't read it at all. Such a pointless thing in the 21st century.
- recursive 4y agoI couldn't be happier about it. It's annoyed me ever since the third grade. And every time someone tells me "your signature must be in cursive". It's nearly as bad as daylight savings time.
- yieldcrv 4y agoI hold the generation as highly regarded