#earn #ShareYourOpinion g/studio @philida a. Do you still…
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#earn #ShareYourOpinion
a. Do you still use cursive writing in your daily life? If so, when?
Yes, I do. Honestly, cursive is my favorite style of handwriting. It is easier for me to write in cursive. I use it whenever I make grocery shopping lists and when I write down my budget during payday.
b. Do you think schools should continue teaching cursive writing or focus more on digital skills? Why?
I think schools should continue teaching cursive writing because it helps children develop good writing habits and prevents them from becoming too dependent on digital devices for writing.
c. Has technology changed the way you write and communicate? How?
Yes, it has. Nowadays, we live in a high-tech world where gadgets allow us to type and take notes instead of writing by hand. Technology has changed the way I write, especially when I feel too lazy to write manually and simply use my phone to take notes.
I remember a time when gadgets were not yet part of everyday life. Back then, if you liked or admired someone, you would write a love letter and ask a friend to deliver it. There were no chat apps or instant messaging. Greeting cards were also very popular, and people would carefully write their messages to express their feelings and send their best wishes to loved ones.
Today, technology has changed the way we communicate. With social media, sending greetings for birthdays, anniversaries, and other special occasions is much easier and faster. A simple message, post, or comment can instantly reach the people we care about.
a. Do you still use cursive writing in your daily life? If so, when?
Yes, I do. Honestly, cursive is my favorite style of handwriting. It is easier for me to write in cursive. I use it whenever I make grocery shopping lists and when I write down my budget during payday.
b. Do you think schools should continue teaching cursive writing or focus more on digital skills? Why?
I think schools should continue teaching cursive writing because it helps children develop good writing habits and prevents them from becoming too dependent on digital devices for writing.
c. Has technology changed the way you write and communicate? How?
Yes, it has. Nowadays, we live in a high-tech world where gadgets allow us to type and take notes instead of writing by hand. Technology has changed the way I write, especially when I feel too lazy to write manually and simply use my phone to take notes.
I remember a time when gadgets were not yet part of everyday life. Back then, if you liked or admired someone, you would write a love letter and ask a friend to deliver it. There were no chat apps or instant messaging. Greeting cards were also very popular, and people would carefully write their messages to express their feelings and send their best wishes to loved ones.
Today, technology has changed the way we communicate. With social media, sending greetings for birthdays, anniversaries, and other special occasions is much easier and faster. A simple message, post, or comment can instantly reach the people we care about.
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Thanks for sharing, your experience- it really brought back a wave of nostalgia. You took me right back to my high school days when we used to write love letters and secretly pass them from one class to another or like you said get a friend to deliver it 🤣🤣 Those were such special memories. ❤️
Ahaha tamad na ako sis😅. Naalala ko mga love letter sa akin noon ansaya basahin sana nadala ko pala😂
I learned it before during primary school but now forgotten how to write now.
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Same here. I remember learning cursive handwriting when I was still in Grade 3. Back then, it was an important part of our lessons and we practiced it regularly. Nowadays, I've noticed that children, including my daughter, are not taught cursive writing as much as before. Times have changed, and technology has become a bigger part of education.
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