Cursive script is a style of handwriting where the letters are connected, making it flow smoothly. This writing technique is often taught in schools to help students develop their penmanship. Cursive can be faster than printing because the pen does not lift off the paper as frequently. Cursive script has various forms, including Spencerian and Palmer styles, each with unique characteristics. It is commonly used for personal letters, invitations, and artistic projects. While digital communication has reduced its prevalence, cursive remains a valuable skill for personal expression and historical documents.