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Signing Off: Finnish Schools Phase Out Handwriting Classes

4th August 2015

Read it.

If you’ve ever seen written Finnish, I suspect you’ll agree with me that this comes as no surprise.

2 Responses to “Signing Off: Finnish Schools Phase Out Handwriting Classes”

  1. pjt Says:

    The article is wrong. Finnish schools change the handwriting from cursive to printing, but continue to use paper, pencils and pens, thus not abandoning handwriting in favour of keyboard skills. Do not trust the Guardian.

    Outside school, Finnish kids even learn a few letters of Fraktur, i.e. how to read “Sisu”:
    http://www.iltamakasiini.fi/sites/default/files/styles/article/public/sisu.png

  2. Tim of Angle Says:

    “Do not trust the Guardian” is good advice for all occasions.