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I was educated on an another language with very few exceptions in elementary school. Spelling was not even a skill as it is very normal; you hear it and write it. So cursive writing wasn't a luxury.

But now my 8-year old is going through 2nd grade in US. I can tell you that teachers in English language have a lot burden to deal with before cursive. We stopped questioning why a word is read that way.

Kids are not left with enough buffer especially these days with all these distractions from screen time.

doing good, thank you for asking. Adjusting to #nostr. Very good people and conversations here. How about you?

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Tico 🇨🇷 2y ago

Writing, calligraphy used to be valued... Everything is square letters over screens now, from school... Sad

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ringo 2y ago

they offered calligraphy as an elective when i was in JR high. took it of course. :)

yeah .. and i did learn to type in 2nd grade, but i was in Fremont, CA at the time, so that makes sense because computer curriculum was important " " for developing tech sector in the bay area..

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