Cursive writing (“handwriting”) has been on the decline for over a decade, though 21 states still mandate it in their curriculums. Should it still be taught? Yes. It’s a valuable and necessary skill in deciphering historical documents in addition to fostering brain development. Being able to read both cursive and print is critical to language literacy. No. People rarely correspond at length by handwriting given word processing, texting, and email. Other academic standards have supplanted the need to teach it. No opinion. ResultsVote Sponsored by: If You Enjoy Polls Like This - Subscribe to the AMAC Daily Newsletter! Sign Up Today Share
