Cursive Is A Powerful Brain Tool Analysis

In my opinion, both arguments make valid points. In the excerpt "Cursive Is a Powerful Brain Tool", it states that psychologists found students learned more if they handwrote notes instead of typing them. Although that may be true for some, its a biased argument because we don't know how many people were surveyed to find that out. Not everyone learns the same, so cursive cannot be helpful for everyone. When I was younger I was taught cursive and told that I would be using it for the rest of my life. But here I am now typing an essay on a computer instead of writing it on paper.

We're now in the technology era so not everything that was helpful in the past is useful now. Nowadays, instead of even signing a reciept for an item you purchased is done electronically. People don't write like in the past. In the excerpt for cursive, it states that the information given for the argument was in 2010, which was relevant when technology wasn't as large as it is now. We're now in 2017, so now the basic learning needs an update with the times.
Studies show that writing in cursive helps with brain injuries, which doesn't mean that we should "ALL" be writing in curisive. Its just means that its a tool that can be used to help people with brain disorders or individuals who suffer from brain injury. Cursive can be used as a tool not just a way to write. Not everyone feels comfortable writing in cursive. In my opinion, as long as you can read it and it looks neat, then there shouldn't be an issue. So should not writing in cursive define your