Fewer schools are requiring children to learn and improve their handwriting skills. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages of this trend?

It is commonly believed that learning and improving student's handwriting abilities are required by only a small number of schools. 

This

 is because of increasing technological aspects and 

facilities though

Accept comma addition

facilities, though

it has some drawbacks. 

This

 essay will examine how positive points outweighs demerits.  The main reason to give less emphasizes on handwriting due to the evolution of smarter devices. It is commonly seen that school-goers are using tablets and Smartphones to write down their class lectures which is a good example of technological dependency. Take, for example, according to a recent survey

on

Suggestion

of

American students, almost 80% of learners are completely dependent on electronic devices 

such

as laptops or tablets. 

Secondly

, in spite of writing the correct answer, the teachers give bad marks due to poor handwriting that could affect their overall grade. 

However

, the reason behind the bad handwriting is that they have to solve a ton of questions within a limited time which is really difficult. A particularly good example here is, in a school in Norway, and it has found that the writing of a student at home and in the examination hall was not matched because of exam pressure. Those opposed to the

say

Suggestion

saying

 that is it makes the children less creative. 

Nevertheless

, it has no evidence to support 

this

 view because creativity is deemed as an innate skill of someone. A good illustration of

this

my brother is not good at 

handwriting but

Accept comma addition

handwriting, but

he outperforms most of his classmates at drawing classes.  To conclude

,

Accept space

,

although

 students are facing a lack of handwriting capabilities, we have to accept that because of the upcoming future which will be fully depended on smart devices. 

Therefore

, it clearly outweighs the demerits.