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I've heard some schools are reintroducing it now, but that doesn't help those that never learned.
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this post was submitted on 02 Dec 2023
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You guys seem to be under the impression you can’t do both. I learnt all of that in high school (some as extracurricular but computers were relatively new). You can definitely have both.
Cursive takes a few hours to learn to read.
Maybe for an adult, but they literally spent two and a half years drilling it endlessly at my school and doomsaying about how you'd fail out if you didn't master it, only for me to move on to middle school and immediately be presented with my first typed essay assignment.
It's just such a silly hill to die on all so people who did learn it don't feel silly because nobody else reads it.
It sounds like the curriculum is a mess more than anything. You shouldn't be taught something you are not allowed to then use.