Best way to respond

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am not from here. I learned how to read and write cursive in ink pen & pencil at public elementary school. It was a graded class.

Oh memories. I loved doing that. When the ink was full, the pen moved so smoothly.

[Anonymous]

PP above. I still love writing in cursive. It looks beautiful. Even my wife complements my writing, and that is significant!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is the best way to respond a parent that wrote a note in Cursive ? Best way to respond without sounding rude that is hard to read to cursive and to print it next time or send an email?

I have EML students who write beautifully in cursive. It's probably worth reviewing cursive so you can read it if students use it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is the best way to respond a parent that wrote a note in Cursive ? Best way to respond without sounding rude that is hard to read to cursive and to print it next time or send an email?

The best way to respond is to answer the questions asked with the note. Pretty simple

[Anonymous]

Totally a troll.