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Do We Still Need Handwriting in the Digital Age?

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Do We Still Need Handwriting in the Digital Age?
 

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Do We Still Need Handwriting in the Digital Age?Online version

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by GIOVANNI NERIZON
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We used to put pen to paper whenever we had an idea, but now we jot it down digitally.

2

My mom would be a very neat writer, but now she types her notes instead.

3

I *used to be* proud of my *handwriting* until typing becomes more convenient.

4

Our teacher would jot down homework reminders on the board and asked us to copy her *handwriting.

5

I *used to write* everything by hand, but now I crossed out mistakes on my phone screen.

6

She would know that handwriting offered no convenience at all.

7

When I was a student, I would put pen to paper every morning before class.

8

We used to have a family tradition of sending thank-you notes in black and white.

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My grandfather would love writing letters and always crossed out his mistakes carefully.

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I used to jot down every thought in my diary, and my neat handwriting made me proud.

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