To: Olog-hai
Cursive is a dying form. I have to admit I can hardly read it.
But as a Gen Yer, word processing and computer science replaced it in school. It’s a shame because I can’t read what my grandparents wrote in letters.
7 posted on
03/05/2015 4:57:02 PM PST by
Shadow44
To: Shadow44
Definitely not dying.
Many forms of writing are inherently cursive, too.
10 posted on
03/05/2015 4:59:42 PM PST by
Olog-hai
To: Shadow44
It’s a shame because I can’t read what my grandparents wrote in letters. http://lifehacker.com/convert-handwritten-notes-to-digital-text-for-the-best-1583892163
11 posted on
03/05/2015 4:59:49 PM PST by
nascarnation
(Impeach, convict, deport)
To: Shadow44
Cursive is a dying form. I have to admit I can hardly read it.Huh??
14 posted on
03/05/2015 5:03:44 PM PST by
Las Vegas Ron
("Medicine is the keystone in the arch of socialism" Vladimir Lenin)
To: Shadow44
I hope it's not rude but, I'm curious as to how old you are? In every school I've worked at, they have taught cursive. Even the Common Core schools in Cali and NV.
If we don't teach cursive, how are future generations going to read our original national documents like the Constitution?
38 posted on
03/06/2015 5:36:17 AM PST by
CAluvdubya
(<------- has now left CA for NV, where God and guns have not been outlawed! "The Miracle of America")
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