A current debate is taking place in regard to cursive handwriting. According to a recent Time Magazine article from its August 3rd, 2009 issue, cursive writing is a dying form of communication. The article, entitled, "Mourning the Death of Handwriting" claims that for those born after 1980, cursive writing is at best a sloppy, randomly practiced form of writing. This is the generation that grew
. up with computers. For them, texting or typing via computer is their means. If they're going to write something, chances are they'll be printing. However, not everyone blames the computer or is even concerned with the trend. For more detail on the debate visit Time online at www.time.com
