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Why Cursive Is Making a Comeback (And What It Means for Your Child)

Why Cursive Is Making a Comeback (And What It Means for Your Child)

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Is cursive handwriting still important for kids? And when choosing between cursive, print, and typing, does it really matter how our children put their thoughts on the page? In this episode of The OT is IN, Sarah Collins, MSOT, OTR/L, talks with homeschool mom, educator, and Grooved Learning founder Jenna Coleman about why cursive is making a comeback and what handwriting can contribute to learning, memory, and confidence. Together, Sarah and Jenna explore the differences between cursive, print, and typing, what research tells us about handwriting and learning, and why handwriting is about much more than neat penmanship. They also discuss explicit handwriting instruction, multisensory handwriting practice, and how tactile experiences can help children build skills without turning handwriting into busywork. For homeschool families whose children struggle with writing, Sarah also shares why handwriting practice and written expression sometimes need to be separated. Narration, dictation, and speech to text can give children ways to communicate what they know while they continue developing handwriting as its own skill. In this episode: Why cursive handwriting is making a comebackWhat research tells us about handwriting and the brainCursive, print, and typing as different tools for learningWhy handwriting requires explicit instruction and practiceHow multisensory handwriting activities can support learningWhy meaningful practice matters more than busyworkWhen to separate handwriting from written expressionHow narration and technology can support children who struggle with writing Thank you to our title sponsor, Lovevery. Lovevery's Reading Skill Set brings hands on learning into early reading through phonics based games, books, and activities designed to build reading skills through play. Homeschool families can use the Reading Skill Set alongside their existing reading curriculum. You can get 10% off the Reading Skillset using the code HomeschoolOT10. Check it out here. Links and Resources From Today's Show From HomeschoolOT Join the OT is IN Insiders A Path to Thoughtful Learning: A Guide to NarrationUnderstanding the Handwriting Journey: Tools and Techniques for HomeschoolersBalancing Tech and Handwriting: Supporting Your Child's GrowthConnect with HomeschoolOT on Instagram Connect With Jenna Coleman Explore Grooved Learning and save 15% with code OTisin15Connect with Jenna on Instagram Handwriting Research and Resources Handwriting Leads to Widespread Brain Activity Handwriting Rewires Your BrainThe Science of CursiveLearningRx Today's Sponsor Thank you to Lovevery for sponsoring this episode of The OT is IN. Explore Lovevery and save 10% on the Reading Skill Set with code HomeschoolOT10. Connect With Our Guest, Jenna Coleman Jenna Coleman is a former classroom educator, homeschool mom of three, and the founder of Grooved Learning. Although she holds a Master's in Education, Jenna says homeschooling her own children has taught her some of her most valuable lessons about how children learn. Jenna originally started her business as Graceful By Design before expanding the educational side into Grooved Learning. She creates short, intentional resources that combine tactile learning with meaningful practice across subjects. Her goal is to help children build skills while also developing a genuine love of learning. Explore Grooved Learning and save 15% with code OTisin15. Connect with Jenna on Instagram
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