Some people believe that handwriting is no longer useful in the modern world and should not be taught in schools. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Education is the backbone for any country's development, especially learning how to read and write for any dialect is mandatory. A few people in society believe that handwriting is not adding any value to studies and suggest stopping learning writing by hand. I completely disagree with

this

idea and provide the reasons to back up my opinion. Handwriting is the basic and important part of the learning process for any new language. To be more precise, an adolescent would understand and differentiate letters of any language when he practices each and every letter several times,

moreover

,

this

helps the child to read, which is

otherwise

next

to impossible. Every school starts teaching on how to write all the letters of English as it is an international communication language,

for instance

, to remember and register words in their subconscious mind.

This

improves the cognitive ability of a child in

such

a

way

that familiarising with dialect is instant. Schools are the best places to teach handwriting from ancient times. Academic curriculums have made

this

aspect an utmost and primary step for any juvenile to learn how to write. One of the top academies in India has invented a new

way

of handwriting in the 18th century,

for instance

, using a four rule book where the letters of English medium to be written in a cursive

way

to beautify it. The impact of removing the handwriting from schools make the children lack both in writing,

consequently

their reading capabilities. In conclusion, very few people in

this

modern world think that writing by hand is not useful in any

way

and suggest removing

this

method from academies. I honestly disagree with

this

opinion and suggests

further

invent different methodologies to improvise it, as it definitely helps children to improve their thought process and eventually societies.