Is writing in cursive a thing of the past? In this month's issue of Northern Connection magazine, I point out that schools today just don't have the time to teach both cursive and keyboarding so they have been put in the difficult position of choosing the future over the past. Understandable, until you spend some time with the younger generation and realize that they can't read your writing - no matter how good or bad your penmanship is.
What does this mean for future generations? Are we cutting them off from the past?
And what does this mean for the whole industry of handwriting analysis?
As always, I am interested in your thoughts on the subject! Please leave your thoughts in the comments section below:
