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Idaho’s new bill mandates that all public school students be proficient in cursive by Grade 5. Fox & Friends Weekend hosts put their cursive skills to the test – do you think kids should still learn cursive? Rachel Campos-Duffy Charlie Hurt Peter Doocy

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The Awful Trader1 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy About time! Kids in America are being let down- education is key to our future 🇺🇸

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Burnouts31 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy I do not see the point; better to be proficient in code and programming.

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David M.1 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy Is there a good reason not to?

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jacksb1 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy We don't have any materials to teach cursive. Before technology, we had time to emphasize this skill. I feel it's a better channel for the brain than typing. I've taught for 35 years, this year I've done less with cursive than ever before. I need to change this.

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Pacopa77551 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy Love watching Peter Doocy on Fox & Friends weekend! Please keep him on the weekends!!

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Shirley Gill1 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy Absolutely!!! Can't read the Constitution without that knowledge

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Max Powers1 year ago

@CarlBotha2 @RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy My dad born 1933, only learned "handwriting " in school not printing. He used to mock me when I used the word cursive instead of handwriting. The idea back then was printing was taught by proxy. If you could read print, and manipulate a pencil, learning to print was redundant.

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Gabe Avalos 🇺🇸1 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy Peter needs to remove the pillow or sit on the floor! He's yuge! 😂 Great job this wknd, Peter! 😎🤙

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Dave1 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy Please hire Peter as the weekend host. It's fun to watch.

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Mike Ryan1 year ago

@RCamposDuffy @CharlesHurt @pdoocy YES! Not only learn to write in cursive, but learn to READ it!

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