Growing up in my small town has helped enable me to be the person I am today. In my school, teachers provide with academic challenges and I, Choosing to surround myself with peers who share the same values such as hard work and goal setting. My community has its perks such as easy access to events and buildings as it does make you feel safe and homely. My community also has its minor flaws: for example going to another unfamiliar community that just makes you anxious. At school I feel secure, and Brooks is one of the unfamiliar communities I am scared of.…
Some states are trying to bring cursive back into their school learning program, so that kids know how to use cursive. In my opinion, I think that cursive should still be taught in school today so that kids can have cursive to use if they get tired of using regular print in school. First cursive can help by taking notes faster so students will not fall behind and miss any of the notes need to take in college, Next cursive helps the left and right brain cells communicate better, lastly cursive is a skill that everybody will need to know for later in life. Also cursive makes the left and right brain cells work together so each side of your brain works better together. The brain cells working together can help because it can make think harder about stuff because of the cell communication.…
First, cursive helps people read historical texts. Next, cursive helps us by signing our name for checks and legers. Finally, cursive stimulates the brain in many ways. In conclusion, I strongly believe cursive should be taught in schools today.…
That being said a signature is no longer required for that many documents or receipts anymore so people don't feel the need to write in cursive. And that the truth is that cursive writting is virtually gone and people choose to do normal print than to write in cursive now a days so thats why because of theses three main facts in the second article of why i don't think cursive writting is powerful to the…
Have you ever thought about not having cursive in your life? Cursive should still be taught in school. You should know how to write your name in cursive. When you see a paper written in cursive you should know how to read it. Cursive could help you in your reading and writing skills.…
Whether or not cursive should be taught in schools has been debated for some time. One side believes that it should not be taught because, in the future, there will be few instances of cursive due to use of electronics and the popularity of regular printing. The other side believes it should be taught because it is mentally beneficial. Cursive should be taught in schools because it continues to still be in use today, helps with fine motor-skill development, and positively affects brain health.…
This year has been a crazy one. I came from a public school, not knowing anyone, so I terrified and didn't know what to expect. I struggled with trusting others, time management and battling multiple tasks at once. Luckily, I had a lot of practice throughout the year. For instance when we had to record a News Show for Mr.Mora's class, I was faced with all of these problems.…
Lets keep cursive for our history,for its beauty ,for its health benifits and last but not least lets keep cursive for our children to have a brighter more creative productive life and to be able to read their…
Imagine what life would be without cursive. First cursive is a way for signing a signature when you’re older. To begin with, handwriting is 50% of literacy. Furthermore, it has more literature and writes notes faster. Lastly but not least, students can sign their names, a requirement as an adult.…
The reason i agree with teaching cursive, is that it helps students and people in general to remember things better than typing. In the article "Cursive Is a powerful Brain Tool" psychologists found students learned more if tehy handwrote notes instead of typing them. They believe…
Should Cursive still be Taught In Schools People might think it is out dated for cursive to still be taught in school, as technology is taking over the world. Yes technology is everywhere, but we still need to know the basics of writing before we can be able to construct a proper sentence or paragroph, hence the reason why it is so important and essential for it to still be taught in school. Firstly, its good when students dont have to depend on the computer to auto correct them. If they should make a mistake they will know exactly how to fix it, because when in exams they might be required to do it without the computer and without it they may not know if they are doing it correctly which will causes them to fail.…
Being a high school student is composed of restless nights, and eight exhausting hours of classes in which you are obligated to stay awake in. A normal school day begins with me snoozing my alarm about ten times before my dad walks into my room telling me the dreaded “time to get up for school” reminder which I just take as a suggestion. Normally I will drag myself into the bathroom about ten minutes later to begin my routine. I spend about 40 minutes in the bathroom preparing myself for school and by the time I am done it is usually time to grab all of my things and barely catch the bus. Now this has to be my least favorite part of the day.…
In college you will need to know how to write in cursive, you will all so need it leader in life. Cursive is a tool that will apply leader in life. Cursive is a tool that will apply leader in life. Students gain a practical life skill. Student will be able to take notes faster.…
Cursive should still be taught because studies show that 50 percent of literacy is cursive and it’s a tool that you can apply and gives you more options. Some examples to show that cursive should still be taught today are, you can write faster, you will need to write a signature, and you are more literate if you can read and write cursive. Although some people think cursive should not be taught is because everybody says that we don’t have any time for it or that we already use technology. Well, yes we have the technology, but if we only know how to use technology, then what are we to do if we find something in cursive, suppose maybe a letter from older generations, if we can’t read it because we only knew how to type. That’s just some facts of why cursive should be taught today.…
Cursive writing has been slowly fading away. It seems in the future cursive will merely be a thing of the past, but how is one going to read the Founding Fathers documents if they lack the ability to read and write in cursive. Cursive writing is an important skill; not only does it define motor skills, separate the literate from the non, shows professionalism, but it also looks elegant and nice. With new technology and harder curriculums teachers have taken a back burner to teaching students cursive.…