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ecotourist said:
So how are you going to sign a document if you can't write in cursive? Yeah I know "electronically signed". But I suspect some real documents will want pen on paper. My great-grandfather who was a mail carrier in southern Saskatchewan (starting before it was Saskatchewan) signed his name with an X. But I think he could read.

Anyway we've taught our 9 year old grandson to "sign his name". And he does so quite proudly on birthday cards and such.

I don't think our 7 year old grand-daughter does though. It's coming.
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We were taught penmanship starting in the third grade. And your grade was determined by how straight, neat, and readable it was. I guess that's "run it's course" as well. Probably replaced by, "Lady Gaga and the Sociology Of Fame", or "How To Watch Television".

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ZeeOSix said:
Ask a kid, or even adults on why time is divided into 24 hrs a day 60 min/hr and 60 sec/min. Not many can tell you why. Things like a clock and a calender have a reason they are as they are - ie, based on the most basic things related to how the Earth rotates on it's axis and revolves around the sun. Understanding the physics of all that helps tie into the understanding of what an analog clock represents and how to read it. Not sure how flat Earthers tie it all together though, lol.



If you go to YouTube, there are tons of videos on how young kids are taught how to read an analog clock.
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Tell them they need to be home by 1900. That will mess up their minds.
 
ecotourist said:
So how are you going to sign a document if you can't write in cursive? Yeah I know "electronically signed". But I suspect some real documents will want pen on paper. My great-grandfather who was a mail carrier in southern Saskatchewan (starting before it was Saskatchewan) signed his name with an X. But I think he could read.

Anyway we've taught our 9 year old grandson to "sign his name". And he does so quite proudly on birthday cards and such.

I don't think our 7 year old grand-daughter does though. It's coming.
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Pen on paper is past history now. I bought a house while I was on the other side of the Pacific Ocean.
 
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