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Learning how to write in cursive is important. Cursive writing is easier and faster than normal letters. Cursive allows students to express themselves. The future should not require online signatures because any computer can false a signature.

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As much as I am an appreciator of the arts and do love good calligraphy, although I do not have it myself...do we really need cursive? How about instead of cursive we require students to learn a second language throughout school? This could be much more beneficial to students.

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This is a tough question. We want out students and our children to learn all of the things that we were taught and have that knowledge, but how often is cursive used? I want to say yes that I believe cursive should be taught, but on the other hand wouldn't it be more beneficial to learn something that would actually be used?

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Cursive Handwriting: Does it Still Belong in Elementary Curriculum?

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I believe that children need to learn all modalities of written language. For example, print, cursive, keyboarding. These motions help students with fine motor skills.

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Students are starting to not learn to write in cursive. Do you think that they should learn cursive or that the future will only require online signatures?