Seems better to focus on skills that will actually used

I’m afraid penmanship isn’t emphasised in our educational system these days. My third grade teacher taught us to write cursive script, but these days, the emphasis has been centered on getting students to benefit from learning with AI. Priorities have changed haha

cryotosensei

teaching someone to write can be an exasperating process

Will they use cursive script in the Latin alphabet? I ask because it took me a long time to develop intelligible and what's considered beautiful handwriting, and I did that for myself. These characters are complex, but they don't seem hard to write—unless there's a specific thickness required for each line or something like that. I imagine that this requirement is a cultural thing there.

Stacker Saloon

saloon

>teaching someone to write can be an exasperating process

Young learn fast.

Will they use cursive script in the Latin alphabet? I ask because it took me a long time to develop intelligible and what's considered beautiful handwriting, and I did that for myself. These characters are complex, but they don't seem hard to write—unless there's a specific thickness required for each line or something like that. I imagine that this requirement is a cultural thing there.