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The first bespoke school Monopoly set in the Middle East has been created to allow pupils - past and present - and their families to play the popular board game with a special Bahrain twist.
It is no longer a requirement in American schools for students to learn cursive or ‘joined up’ handwriting. Some states still feature it in their curricula as they view it as an important part of a student’s development, however, others, like many countries around the world, see the teaching of cursive handwriting as an outdated skill in an increasingly digital world.
