Script is finding new life in after-school clubs where students can learn to loop and swoosh their handwriting.

Discover how a school is bringing cursive writing back into the classroom with a fun and engaging after-school club, helping preteens embrace the art of penmanship in today's digital age.

School taught many lessons as if they were permanent fixtures of adult life. Years later, a surprising number of them no ...

Experts note that Boomers were taught what to think, while modern students are taught how to find information. While Boomers ...

Boomers still remember the proud feeling of a perfectly written line on a chalkboard and the triumphant moment of erasing a ...

Here’s a true story starring the U.S. Postal Service and Santa Claus. Shortly before Christmas, my wife, Colleen, went to our ...

This week’s Teacher Feature takes us to Candler County, inside Metter Elementary, where Crystal Ulmer teaches third-grade ...

Recently, I wrote an article sharing some great answers to the question, "People born before 1990, what handy skill do you ...

Ramtin talks with filmmaker Ken Burns about the revolution that made the U.S., and the surprising lessons he thinks it holds ...

A Missouri lawmaker has introduced legislation requiring elementary schools to use pen and paper for most student assignments ...

Learning works best when it feels reachable and uncomplicated. Children are more likely to engage when activities are easy to start, simple to follow, and flexible enough to fit different learning ...

The first platform using DBSCAN-based point reconstruction to capture authentic handwriting and replay it as smooth, color-coded animated video. Handwriting is procedural — it’s not just what you ...