The result is that kids in Montessori learn to read faster and earlier. (They're usually writing in cursive first, which gives them a foundation of the letters and their phonetic sounds, before they begin reading exercises in earnest.)
The result is that kids in Montessori learn to read faster and earlier. (They're usually writing in cursive first, which gives them a foundation of the letters and their phonetic sounds, before they begin reading exercises in earnest.)
Somewhere in it there must be real science, but damn is it hard to find.
At this point I'm more prone to take an out of context look, and try to assert what exactly happened where cursive got phased out, or more generally, how it goes for cultures that don't teach cursive at all.
For instance do Korean kids face severe issues because cursive hangul isn't taught in school ?
If not, we can go back looking at it like a preference or an alternative that can help in very specific scenarii.