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Cursive Writing: Obsolete?

cursive writing picIn this age of computers, digital formatting and fonts which change with a click of the keys, will cursive writing fade out of use, along with inkwells and parchment?

Although many schools voluntarily teach the skill as part of their curriculum, a bill has been introduced in Indiana to make cursive writing mandatory in the schools.

“State Sen. Jean Leising introduced a bill to the Senate Education Committee Wednesday afternoon to make cursive writing a mandatory part of school curriculum.”  Click here to read the recent article from NBCnews.com.

What do you think? Is cursive here to stay? Should it be mandated or voluntarily taught?
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Connie Mace lives in a forest cabin tucked in the foothills of N.W. Washington. Author of children’s picture book, Top O’ The Mornin’ Mini Minnie! Profits go to Compassion First to help stop child trafficking. She blogs at: http://conniemace.com and http://miniminnie.com My Google Profile + : https://plus.google.com/u/0/118204550055823462203/about/ Connie is “blogservant” for Northwest Christian Writers’ Association (NCWA) at: http://nwchristianwriters.wordpress.com/

One comment on “Cursive Writing: Obsolete?

  1. As a homeschooling mom, I always make my grumbling children learn cursive. A legal signature is still in cursive and the older generations always write in cursive. I think it also improves fine motor skills, patience and diligence. I kinda’ have a feeling they might thank me some day?!?!?

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