stakkur
Joined 7 years ago
Joined 7 years ago
No, learning is not 'storing pieces of information in long-term memory and recalling them'. It's not the ability to recall information. At the very least, learning is information+behavior change+understanding+values and attitudes associated with the information. It's much more complex than memorization and recall.
And right there is one of the crucial cognitive and proprioceptive benefits of handwriting over ‘keyboarding’.
And all criticisms I read of cursive seem to utterly ignore the proven cognitive and other benefits of handwriting, instead focusing on ‘efficiency’ and ‘speed’ or—even sillier—comparing it to ‘keyboarding’ as if handwriting’s only value is its utility.
B: "Then stop wearing clothes."
A: "That's stupid, it's against the law to run around naked in public!"
B: "So what if we had privacy laws like that?"
A: "That's stupid, I have nothing to hide!"