🖋️ Why Cursive Handwriting Still Matters | Wisdom Wednesday with Leta Palmiter

In this episode of Wisdom Wednesday on the Reading is a Human Right podcast, Leta Palmiter breaks down the surprising science behind cursive handwriting and why it’s still a vital skill for developing brains—especially for students with dyslexia and learning differences.

🧠 Backed by research from Frontiers in Psychology and Psychological Science, this episode explains how cursive handwriting activates multiple areas of the brain, strengthens memory and motor skills, and helps reinforce reading and spelling for struggling learners.

✍️ Learn about:

• Why cursive helps reduce letter reversals and improves writing fluency
• How CursiveLogic, developed by Linda Shrewsbury, streamlines the process with shape-based instruction, color coding, and built-in repetition
• Practical strategies for parents and teachers to integrate cursive into daily practice—at home or in the classroom

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 CursiveLogic – A fast, effective cursive program that’s perfect for older learners, students with dyslexia, or anyone who wants to learn cursive with intention and structure.

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