Cursive mandates spread across U.S. despite shaky scientific backing
More than two dozen states have reintroduced cursive handwriting requirements in schools. The practice was once a daily staple but faded with the rise of keyboards and standardized curricula. Researchers say evidence for its benefits is weak, and some link the revival to concerns about AI-assisted cheating.
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