Episode

Why Handwriting Still Matters in the Age of Screens

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MindShift Podcast
Published
Mar 11, 2025
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871
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Summary

KQED's Nimah Gobir talks to educator and language therapist, Dr. Nancy Cushen White about why handwriting is such a powerful tool for literacy learning.