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Funny part is I am agreeing with you on this one because it is better to know how to properly sign your name and when to know a signature is needed…sure - an X can be a stand in - but that means a 'witness' has to verify it. & that means a signature is still required.
But not as good for retention as writing.Typing is much faster than writing in cursive.
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Print accomplishes that just as well.... I said it's better for knowledge retention .....
i'm not even sure they are taught cursive writing.
That depends on the individual, and is also increasingly done electronically..... it's easier to take better notes.
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How many Secretaries today know Stenography?But not as good for retention as writing.
Writing is better than typing. Writing in cursive is better than block printing.
Note-Taking: Writing v.s.Typing Notes
Today, we reveal the winner of the ultimate note-taking battle… the pencil and paper or the computer. This has been the hottest question on note-taking
The study revealed that students who wrote their notes on paper learned more than those who typed their notes1. Students who wrote their notes by hand were aware they wouldn’t catch every word. It forced them to focus on listening and digesting, then summarize in their own written words. The process made the brain work more efficiently; it also fosters comprehension and retention of the material.
The research shows that students who took notes on their laptop did take more notes. But, they retained much less. This is because students who use a laptop simply type a record of the lecture. They don’t use their brain to process what is being taught. Therefore, students are merely transcribing, not processing.
I gave it up over 50 years ago
Other than my signature, I never use it
Which once again is not as good as writing for retention.That depends on the individual, and is also increasingly done electronically.
Secretaries don't have to retain what they type.How many Secretaries today know Stenography?
Print accomplishes the same just as well......
The study revealed that students who wrote their notes on paper learned more than those who typed their notes.....
"Writing" does not need to be cursive for that. What do you not understand about that?Which once again is not as good as writing for retention.
WHat do you not understand about that?
But it is slower than cursive.Print accomplishes the same just as well.
"Writing" does not need to be cursive for that. What do you not understand about that?
Which once again is not as good as writing for retention.
WHat do you not understand about that?
I call nonsense
I could write just as fast in block letters as cursive and my notes were more legible.
Teachers liked my work more in block letters than when I used script. Easier to read
Depends on what the individual grows accustomed to.Cursive is still better than block printing b ecause it's the most efficient method of writing by hand
The so called divisions aren't really as deep as the politicians want you to think they are.
So that kids think they are just means they are believe what they watch on the boob tube and read on facebook.
That seems to me to indicate they really don't know as much as you think they do
Brain mapping, as it is called, shows that during cursive writing both the right and left hemispheres of the brain are active. This is something that is not present either while keyboarding or writing in printDepends on what the individual grows accustomed to.
You just believe everything you see on TV tooYes, they are.
Covid broke us. All that's left is the actual divorce.
Writing is better than typing for knowledge retention.
Writing in Cursive is faster than printing
Writing in cursive is therefore better for learning
