Handwriting style fights forgery, bolsters motor skills, and more
(NEWSER) - Cursive handwriting may seem archaic in a time of word processors and text messages, and in schools nationwide, it’s being taught less and less. But the ability to write in cursive has hidden benefits, experts tell the New York Times . When it comes to signatures, for example, “it’s easier to forge” block letters, notes a graphologist. And signatures of those who haven’t learned cursive are often “more abstract, illegible and simplistic.” More»
