> I find these quite interesting and I would be very surprised if these were not the actual common way of writing in cursive learned in school? With the versio

> I find these quite interesting and I would be very surprised if these were not the actual common way of writing in cursive learned in school? With the version I learned in the US in the late 90s, mostly not: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%27Nealian#/media/File:D'Nealian_Cursive.svg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%27Nealian#/media/File:D'Neal... The "z" in particular with the crossbar wasn't a thing for any version of writing I learned, and they're missing the leading/trailing tails for most of their versions of the lowercase letters. Even in printing - I learned to write an "l" as a vertical line with a tail to the right, so it's different from 1 or I without a cursive loop. Funny enough in "digits" section: "Put a loop on the 2 so it doesn’t look like a z" - The looped version is identical to a cursive uppercase "Q".