A seven-year-old girl was humiliated in red ink.
Her “crime”? Writing her own name in cursive.
As the teacher’s harsh warning spread online, parents, scientists, and lawmakers were forced to confront a chilling question: Has our obsession with screens quietly rewired our children’s brains—and stolen a vital skill? Now, as states scramble to reverse course, the battle over loopy letters has onl… Continues…
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