Schools slowly write off cursive instruction as computer skills gain value in schools

Publicerad:2012-06-17

Uppdaterad:2012-06-19

Schools in New Jersey and elsewhere are decreasing the amount of time spent teaching students to write in cursive. The trend is driven by the national Common Core State Standards, which does not require penmanship instruction, and by technology, which some say has decreased the need for students to learn cursive.