bootlegga bootlegga:
While we're at it, let's legislate courses in animal husbandry and blacksmithing.
Cursive is obsolete and I don't see any reason why it needs to be taught.
Hell, I learnt it and because I don't use it except to sign a very occasional cheque, I couldn't tell you how to write any letters outside of those in my name.
I have a deep loathing of cursive writing, in part because of my sadistic third-grade teacher who'd yell at us because our writing wasn't neat enough, but more so because my limited fine motor skills made writing cursive a pain in the ass.
It was slow, awkward, ugly, and even painful after a while to write in cursive. I stopped writing cursive after third grade and have relied on printing ever since aside from signing cheques like Boots does.
Cursive is a dying art?
Good riddance to bad rubbish.