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Letters Keep Cursive Writing Alive

Posted on October 6, 2012 by Mark Zeiger

In my last post, I defended cursive writing as a dying art form. One finds few opportunities to use handwriting in the modern world, unless one looks for them. In my opinion, the best reason to practice handwriting currently is to write … Continue reading →

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Cursive Writing: A Dying Art Form?

Posted on October 4, 2012 by Mark Zeiger

I wrote the following essay a few years ago in response to an online discussion about teaching handwriting in school. Most people advocated abolishing handwriting as a “useless” skill in the modern age. I most emphatically reject this notion for … Continue reading →

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