Will Cursive Go Extinct?
In Fact, the Handwriting Tradition of Cursive, Taught in Classrooms Around the Country for Decades, Has Seen Something of a Slow Demise in Recent Year's. to Be...
In fact, the handwriting tradition of cursive, taught in classrooms around the country for decades, has seen something of a slow demise in recent years. To be fair, it's not quite nearing extinction level, but some might argue it is increasingly endangered.
Why is cursive writing no longer taught?
Due to multiple factors including stylistic choices and technological advancement, the use of cursive has quickly declined since the start of the 21st century. Cursive has traditionally been used as a way of signing one's name, a signature.
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Is cursive handwriting going extinct?
No. Someone out there will always know how to write in cursive. In the general sense, probably so, but as a combination of cursive and printed, as has been noted several times on Quora. People have been combining the two styles into one style unique to themselves for decades.
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