Should Cursive Be Taught In Schools

Have you ever thought that cursive should be taught to students to get them ready for what they're going to face in the real world? Cursive should be taught in schools because it's a type of writing that might be forgotten. In the twenty first century where it is filled with electronics you might be wondering why can't teachers use that to their advantage. People think it's a waste of time or it's not important enough to be taught. On the other hand other schools think that getting students ready to write and read in cursive for what they're doing for a job. Not matter what you do, you will still need to at least write your name either for a check or a bank withdrawal. Furthermore, students should learn cursive to help further develop their brains. A common problem that teacher's and school's why they don’t want to have cursive, if that it might be too difficult for student's. A University teacher named Steve Graham say's that not many schools teach the architectural of writing in classroom's. Besides school's not teaching cursive accordingly from an author named David Perkins school's should be more focused on other educational subject's. School's test students on their knowledge about the subjected that they learned, but that knowledge just fades away over time.
Even though writing your name in cursive is a big part of life most schools think it's a waste of time. Writing your name in cursive means no one would be able to copy your signature. If it’s a waste of time, then what happened if that student that was never taught cursive to sign, his or her name on a check how about read the Declaration of Independence for a class. To put it in words school's don’t want to be responsible to add another subjects to writing that may help students in the