November 15, 200916 yr Author Ohhhhh.....of course! :lol::lol: Well, it is. You can print or write on both, so...
November 15, 200916 yr What would the point be? Kind of stupid to do one without the other to me. That's not an answer to my question.
November 15, 200916 yr Author They learn more in school now than we could ever imagine. They are learning to write in cursive while they are taking keyboarding class. Funny story Years ago at a parent/teacher conference my wife and I were looking at the curriculum for the following year for my daughter. I noticed one class was keyboarding and I mentioned that I did not know my daughter was interested in music!:lol: True Story! :lol: That's funny! I don't see where learning cursive would overload them.
November 15, 200916 yr :lol: Well, it is. You can print or write on both, so... And evidently you can type in cursive, too, so why do you need to be able to write it out by hand? :sssh:
November 15, 200916 yr :lol: That's funny! I don't see where learning cursive would overload them. I do not think overload so much as unnecessary.
November 15, 200916 yr Author And evidently you can type in cursive, too, so why do you need to be able to write it out by hand? :sssh:Can't sign a birthday or Christmas card with a computer without making it impersonal.
November 15, 200916 yr Author I do not think overload so much as unnecessary.It's beneficial to learn it, so I disagree that it's unnecessary.
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