The Lost Handwriting

Not a day ago, but in a second year student, the teacher told me to take out my paper and pencil in class. When creating the first unique loop according to the example on the board, I wanted to know what I might have. In the second half of this year, I learned that it takes time to write cursive writing and it is difficult to master. In high school I found that I can choose cursive writing or printing. I asked myself why cursive writing is necessary. Why did it take someone else to leave this article?

Handwriting is a lost skill. This is about memos, not necessarily a long article, but I think that this principle will still apply. I definitely do not have the best handwriting, but it is clear and easy to read, better than a doctor. Taking handwriting and notes connects me with some kind of history and nostalgia

Kate Gladstone, a handwriting expert and founder of the world handwriting contest, thinks handwriting is important in the Times, but it does not matter whether handwriting is cursive or not. "In 2012, a handwritten teacher carried out a questionnaire at a conference hosted by a textbook publishing company Zaner-Bloser," a survey was conducted. "Only 37% of those who wrote in cursive writing, and 8% were printed I wrote a magazine: There are elements similar to printed text, elements similar to cursive handwriting, why are most handwritten teachers avoiding cursive writing why do you want to do this? "

As technology was introduced to the American school system, handwriting was explained as lost art. On 7th July 2011, MSNBC's Peter Jennings reported that the school in Illinois no longer teaches cursive handwriting, and now he can choose to teach cursive writing (Jennings) in the other 43 states . In my research answer, I found many articles, research, videos, and publications, and why writing of cursive writing is important to the future of the United States. Many educators, scholars, and media officials believe that writing cursity should be part of the curriculum, but most people find that technology will be a future teaching method for American schools Accept, I agree. Today, today's American school-aged children will not be able to acquire these professions (Wilm, 2) unless there is a cursive developmental advantage.