Me and my fellow Xennial zeigeistians learned a specific printing method called D’Nealian, which was designed to ease the transition from printing to cursive with its curly tails on every letter.

Training the left hand to contort and make the flourishes in cursive left me with headaches (and a D in penmanship in second grade). I eventually learned to write cursive with a straight left hand ...

Training the left hand to contort and make the flourishes in cursive left me with headaches (and a D in penmanship in second grade). I eventually learned to write cursive with a straight left hand ...

Florida legislative panels OK’d bills on Tuesday, March 11, that would require students to learn cursive and ban them from ...

Me and my fellow Xennial zeigeistians learned a specific printing method called D’Nealian, which was designed to ease the transition from printing to cursive with its curly tails on every letter.

It was the most commonly taught method for decades. The simpler D’Nealian script was introduced in the 1970s. Today, the cursive style used by “Handwriting Without Tears” — a popular ...

However, many adults say they'd feel silly printing their name on a legal document. Some parents commented that cursive looks ...

The Idaho Legislature has passed a bill that would require all Idaho students to be proficient at reading and writing in ...

The House Student Academic Success Subcommittee unanimously advanced a bill 17-0 on Tuesday that would require cursive handwriting instruction in schools for st ...