The Great Cursive Debate: Does Handwriting Really Make Kids Smarter?
As Ohio considers reintroducing cursive writing in schools, podcast discussion reveals skepticism about claimed cognitive ...
Do N.J. kids need to learn cursive? Yes, yes, yes, state lawmakers say.
Imagine a time when children can’t read historical documents. Young adults can barely conjure a driver’s license signature.
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Fit for print: House passes bill requiring 5th graders to prove they can read, write cursive
Perfect penmanship for Florida students is closer than ever, as the Florida House passes a bill requiring instruction and ...
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Florida House Passes Cursive Handwriting Bill Unanimously
The Florida House unanimously passed a bill 113-0 on Wednesday that would require cursive handwriting in grades two through ...
New Jersey lawmakers push to bring cursive back to schools. Sister Margaret Mary would approve!
Fast-forward 30-plus years and Sister Margaret Mary was the first person who came to mind when I read about two New Jersey ...
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Cursive writing could make comeback in Florida schools thanks to new proposal
While some believe that cursive writing is essential for young scholars, others argue that it is an outdated skill that ...
Why some Ohio kids are still mastering the lost art of cursive
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce recently updated its five-year-old guidance for school districts that want to ...
Should cursive writing make a comeback in New Jersey schools? Two lawmakers believe all students should learn it.
State Sens. Angela McKnight and Shirley Turner want to bring cursive writing back to New Jersey's public schools. Some districts still teach it, but it's not currently required.
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New Jersey Lawmakers Want Cursive Writing Instruction Returned to Public Schools
Over the years, the liberalization of education in public schools in New Jersey has removed cursive writing and replaced it ...
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Cursive could be written into Maine law under new bill
But the cursive students learn now is a more modern style than the script used on the U.S. Constitution and other historical documents. Bookkeeper Platt Rogers Spencer created a fancy form of ...