Why Cursive Needs To Go

The article’s, “Is It Time for Cursive to Die?”, written by Lauren Tarshis, and “Why I Keep My Letters”, written by Nina Sankovitch, they both talk about how cursive is starting to be forgotten. In my opinion, there are other things similar to cursive in the way that they would be missed if forgotten. For instance, painting. Painting is an art, history, and so much more. Painting had begun when the caveman first painted on the wall, over 100’s of years ago. It has come all this way to become one of the most rehearsed hobbies of all. Painting is something I can do when I’m bored, it doesn’t take to much effort, and anyone could do it if they wanted. Painting expresses things without using words, people can get out what the truly want without

Once in fourth grade we were going to learn cursive and the next day she never taught us and now I feel like we should be taught cursive today. Three reasons why I think cursive should be taught today because it could gain practical life skill, you could take faster notes when you are at school or work, and it is easier to communicate with older generations. In my opinion I think cursive should still be taught today in

In my opinion I think it should still be taught. Because it’s something new and it looks cool. Remember the three reasons I gave you. Therefor that’s why cursive should be taught and if you have to do a paper on cursive I hope this will help

I agree with "Cursive Is a Twenty-First Century Dinosaur" because most students are using laptops to take their notes and their teacher wants them to turn in a typed paper on what they learned. As the passage says "Handwritting has taken a backseat to typing as technology dominates the way we communicate." I agree, if we were to look back at around 2010 or before that, the schools were ran on paper and pencil.

Many people in today’s world is saying that cursive should die. Go away. Be no more. They say that technology is replacing cursive. They just don’t see it as important. Like I have stated before, we benefit from writing in cursive instead of tying. Cursive allows us to connect on a deeper level. It is fun and unique. It’s a link to history. Making a bridge with the past and the present.

Do you know why cursive should not be taught in school? Cursive should not be taught in school any longer. Communication usually involves typing and technology, not pencil and paper or cursive. Furthermore, hardly anyone uses cursive now that we have more technology. Cursive is something that you will not use everyday, you rarely use it and typing you most likely will always use.

Cursive has been taught for in many schools why stop now. Cursive helps students spell and comprehend more, cursive also help students engaged their brain more, last of all cursive helps students’ work their brain more. In my opinion cursive should be taught in schools today.

Have you ever wondered what’s happening to cursive from day to day? But you can tell already that cursive is fading away, but cursive is almost gone for good! But I hope that cursive will recover from the injury. First cursive helps you write quicker and with more fluency. Cursive also makes a signature more difficult for someone to make a false signature. Most importantly cursive helps communication between our left and right brain development. So in my opinion, cursive should still be taught in

Over 100 schools don’t teach students cursive anymore. In the United States today, 41 states no to longer require students learn cursive. Some of the schools in the US only teach their students how to sign their names. In my opinion, I believe that cursive writing is very important and should still be taught in schools because when students get older they will be required to sign in cursive, cursive is good for our brains, and most importantly, cursive is needed when working with legal documents. Today cursive is forgotten, and instead of writing we have computers, Facebook and many other resources. All those resources are great, but we can’t forget cursive writing. We have to try to get cursive writing back in schools and in our lives, so

Cursive should be used in all school because it helps the students remember what they are writeing about. its also good to know cursive because it helps the brain from becoming week and helps it become stronger.

In today's world cursive is not beneficial anymore. If you look at today's world versus when our parents were younger. our worlds are quite different. I don't think it would have a big impact on adults or teens if teaching cursive was banned. Cursive might of been useful then, but is it now?

Cursive writing is not valued anymore because we as people do not have so much use for it this present day. According to article number two, paragraph one: "A survey was given to handwriting teachers at a 2012 conference hosted by a lead researcher." The result of the survey: "Only 37% of the teachers wrote in cursive." If most teachers hardly use it or do not use it at all then why should students or anbody else?

Cursive writing is something that some students learn at an early age. This is a method that educators have been teaching for years. Unfortunately, today technology has gotten bigger and has taken away learning this method for students. They tend to learn through technology instead of learning through an educator. This can be a good thing for some schools, educators, and students. This can also be a bad thing. Educators should continue to teach children cursive writing.

Therefore, cursive should stay not die. Remember if anyone lets cursive dies no one can get things they need when there adults. Also, someone could barely do anything. Last, some people could barely use their senses. That would not be fun at all. In conclusion, cursive helps people with so much in their life. No one want’s that taken away do you. Therefor, which side are you on. Are you going to keep it alive or let it die? I would keep it

There are alot of people who say that cursive is unnecessary this day in age.Well i disagree, I believe that cursive handwriting is a great thing to learn.