Re:A return to hand-written notes by learning to read and write
by albert_e on Tuesday October 29, 2024 @06:35AM
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Interesting.
We grew up learning to write separate letters.
Cursive was taught only very briefly as a way of telling us tgis also exists but don't bother too much about it.
Re:A return to hand-written notes by learning to read and write
by soco on Tuesday October 29, 2024 @07:02AM
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Nevertheless, cursive is where the speed is. University times I was writing at the speed of the professor chatting and still having it halfway readable even for others - even though the looks of it were tending to the Arabic (I'm Latin). Good times, now I can barely scratch a shopping list before I break my wrist.
when i was 18, i looked at notes from my new coworker / manager and asked him how he learned to write that nice. He told me that he struggled writing cursive and just started writing letter by letter (print letter style?).
I changed my 'font' on that day and suddenly i was at least able to read what i wrote!