Support learning cursive.

[Two Thumbs]

This is left wingers' opportunity to rewrite history. Since the kids can't read the documents, lefties just tell them it says something else.

How many people can read Hebrew?

We evolve.

hebrews and anyone else that wants to.

and

that has nothing to do with the op or evolution.

 

[Two Thumbs]

Sure it should be learned. As an elective. Like calligraphy.

The idea that people who are not practiced in "cursive" will be unable to read historical documents is retarded.

Hey you! Kids! Get offa my lawn!

b/c it looks totally the same.

or not

but mostly not

 

[Unkotare]

Buggy-whip Making 101

 

[Muhammed]

We learn cursive because it is just faster and more efficient than printing. And we learn typing because it is faster and more efficient than cursive.

What if there is no keyboard available?

 

[Katzndogz]

This is left wingers' opportunity to rewrite history. Since the kids can't read the documents, lefties just tell them it says something else.

How many people can read Hebrew?

We evolve.

Every Jew that goes to Hebrew school reads Hebrew.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

I first learned how to write in cursive when I was in the second grade and now it is all that I ever write in unless printing has to be done on important papers and forms. If we had to learn how to write like that back in the day, the kids of today should have to learn to as well. Why should we older people have to be the ones who have to get into the habit of writing in a different way...again since printing is most likely the first way that we all learned how to write in?

God bless you always!!!

Holly

If we were forced to live by your rules, there would be no cursive. We'd all be block printing some dead language that came before, of, I don't know, Aramaic.

 

[Katzndogz]

At one time it was important for people to be able to write their own name.

 

[bodecea]

When children take notes longhand they have better mastery and retention of the subject matter

Not sure about that...when I was writing notes, I was missing the next thing being said.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

I first learned how to write in cursive when I was in the second grade and now it is all that I ever write in unless printing has to be done on important papers and forms. If we had to learn how to write like that back in the day, the kids of today should have to learn to as well. Why should we older people have to be the ones who have to get into the habit of writing in a different way...again since printing is most likely the first way that we all learned how to write in?

God bless you always!!!

Holly

If we were forced to live by your rules, there would be no cursive. We'd all be block printing some dead language that came before, of, I don't know, Aramaic.

What do you mean my rules when cursive is what I do my writing in?

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[Skull Pilot]

When children take notes longhand they have better mastery and retention of the subject matter

Not sure about that...when I was writing notes, I was missing the next thing being said.

A Learning Secret: Don’t Take Notes with a Laptop