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Re: Handwriting Aemon Send a noteboard - 29/09/2009 08:15:04 PM
Do you remember learning to write?


I remember learning cursive, but I don't remember being taught to print.

At what age did you learn cursive?


It was in 4th grade. What age is that? I suppose 9 or 10ish?

Do you feel it is relevant in today's curriculum?


Basic printing skills, yes. You still have to jot notes to your family when going out the door, sign a quick message in a birthday card, etc. I think it'd be hard to get by without knowing any kind of writing at all. Cursive though, no. It's outdated and serves no purpose.

Thanks
This message last edited by Aemon on 29/09/2009 at 08:16:15 PM
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