Is Cursive Writing Is Good For People To Learn?

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While some people believe that cursive may be a powerful brain tool, others believe that it is no longer a need. I agree that cursive writing is good for people to learn, for many reasons. Though some say, "you barley use your signature anymore more, things have turned into pins or thumbprints for proof of identity so its not really used anymore.'' You still need to be able to know how to sign your name, and other important paperwork that requires you to do so, such as job applications, doctor or hospital documents, and lots more. I believe all kids should have a few months of learning. It will do them good when the time comes of needing to know how. Also when reading other notes or docoments from others or workers that may have wrote

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