Kids should learn cursive. Their print needs work, too | Bloomberg News

Instruction in cursive writing is experiencing a resurgence in public schools after a period of fifteen years where most states stopped requiring it. This comeback follows significant dismay from parents regarding the poor state of children's penmanship. While the focus is returning to cursive, there is also a recognized need for students to improve their print writing skills. The shift reflects a growing desire to restore traditional handwriting capabilities within the modern educational system.