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| − | '''Cursive writing''' is a form of [[penmanship]] in which letters are joined together and flow in an elegant fashion. This was the standard form of writing for centuries until the [[public school]] system failed to emphasize it and [[Common Core]] standards | + | '''Cursive writing''' is a form of [[penmanship]] in which letters are joined together and flow in an elegant fashion. This was the standard form of writing for centuries until the [[public school]] system failed to emphasize it and [[Common Core]] standards removed cursive instruction completely to where most millennials cannot understand or write cursive and thus cannot read the founding documents of America or other artifacts such as old handwritten letters. |
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Latest revision as of 22:10, June 15, 2014
Cursive writing is a form of penmanship in which letters are joined together and flow in an elegant fashion. This was the standard form of writing for centuries until the public school system failed to emphasize it and Common Core standards removed cursive instruction completely to where most millennials cannot understand or write cursive and thus cannot read the founding documents of America or other artifacts such as old handwritten letters.