Georgia's English Language Arts standards have been changed, adding a classic yet controversial subject: Cursive writing. Who will learn it? When? Why?

State Superintendent Richard Woods introduced the "John Hancock Award" to recognize schools excelling in cursive instruction. When younger students return to Georgia public schools this fall, they ...

It’s not pronounced /wuh/, like the whispering sound the letter brings to words like whale and wonder. W’s name isn’t tied to its sound at all—it’s a historical nod to its origins. So how did this ...

Join Meeple Mountain to celebrate Dr Reiner Knizia’s 40 year board game career by journeying through his game portfolio, from ...

How many times have you wished you could turn back the clock? Well, for second-grade pupils at John Gregg Elementary School, ...

“Toby can say Mama, Dada, Nana, and Yeah, and he knows all the letters of the alphabet. “He can spell his name but struggles to blend sounds into words or say his name aloud.

The skills included recognising most letters of the alphabet, reading some words, identifying written numbers from one to 10, and doing simple addition and subtraction.

Georgia's new education standards require teaching cursive writing to students. The move aims to strengthen fine motor ...

The Georgia Department of Education is bringing back cursive writing instruction to public elementary schools for the 2025-26 ...

The Cursive Academy is part of a growing movement to reintroduce the lost art of handwriting into the lives of children, ...

As schools have drifted away from cursive writing instruction, one Gary couple is launching classes in the flowing writing ...