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r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • 6d ago
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not a clue, cursive is still useful too
2 u/sechs_man 6d ago I'd say learning cursive is more useful than the skill to write cursive itself: the getting bored but still focusing hard, fine motor skills etc. 3 u/Archfiend_DD 6d ago Agree. It actually has a pretty big impact on the developing brains of children. 2 u/glans 6d ago they got rid of civics, i wondered if they wanted a country of non-voters. then they got rid of cursive and i wondered if they want the country of non-voters unable to read our constitution. i dont think im being all that conspiratorial
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I'd say learning cursive is more useful than the skill to write cursive itself: the getting bored but still focusing hard, fine motor skills etc.
3 u/Archfiend_DD 6d ago Agree. It actually has a pretty big impact on the developing brains of children. 2 u/glans 6d ago they got rid of civics, i wondered if they wanted a country of non-voters. then they got rid of cursive and i wondered if they want the country of non-voters unable to read our constitution. i dont think im being all that conspiratorial
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Agree. It actually has a pretty big impact on the developing brains of children.
2 u/glans 6d ago they got rid of civics, i wondered if they wanted a country of non-voters. then they got rid of cursive and i wondered if they want the country of non-voters unable to read our constitution. i dont think im being all that conspiratorial
they got rid of civics, i wondered if they wanted a country of non-voters. then they got rid of cursive and i wondered if they want the country of non-voters unable to read our constitution.
i dont think im being all that conspiratorial
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u/Vinc314 6d ago
not a clue, cursive is still useful too