Teaching cursive is dying?

[Keen]

I'd like to use it a lot more than I do.

I find my writing to be a little shaky and not 'pretty' as most are.

I'm actually excited to start my college writing skills class.

 

[Nic]

That's exactly why it stood out to me. They often changed the slant of their writing or adjusted the style a little, but it was still technically in print. One person's writing didn't change at all between his regular handwriting and his signature.

Whenever I do my signatures, I write a print N, and a cursive "L" and then the rest of my last name.

 

[Chris]

Whenever I do my signatures, I write a print N, and a cursive "L" and then the rest of my last name.

My signature is more of a scribble. ^^; All that people can probably make out are my initials (KH on anything official; TH on anything I'm not required to use my legal name on).

 

[roboticCatnip]

I only write in cursive because my print is basically illegible. I much prefer typing however, due to it being so much faster cx

 

[FTToasty]

I learned cursive in grade 4, and never had to use it again. I am really bad at it currently.

 

[Croconaw]

I*hate*cursive.*We*had*to*learn*it*in*school,*but*I*never*paid*attention.*Now*it's*useless*to*me!