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Cursive’s Comeback in Schools | Dayton News
Cursive writing, once a cornerstone of American education, is making a comeback after decades of decline—thanks to tech shifts, new laws, and surprising brain benefits. Once taught as a character-building skill, cursive fell by the wayside as typing took center stage. But now, states are mandating it again, citing historical literacy, family legacy, and even AI resistance. Research hints at cognitive perks: better memory, reading fluency, and even help for dyslexia. Yet skeptics question its unique value, and teachers without cursive training or packed schedules remain hurdles. The pen may be…
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