Thread: I'm Not Sure That Cursive Handwriting Gets All The Disrespect It Deserves
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Unread 17 Oct 2005, 21:37   #25
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Re: I'm Not Sure That Cursive Handwriting Gets All The Disrespect It Deserves
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Originally Posted by dda
Cursive derives from words that can been intrerpreted as "running hand." Thus, when teaching cursive, in order to make it both more humiliating for the student as well as serving a social purpose, why not have the little blighters practice while running? It might melt a little fat off of their tubby little butts as well as breaking them away from their computers, text messagers, etc.
If cursive is running, then my writing is the hurdles, which is much more impressive.
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