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4 Conclusion
Based on the research data obtained through our realized
qualitative research, we can evaluate the fulfillment of the
objectives: Identify the positives and the negatives of the current
cursive handwriting. Through research findings, we consider it
important to point out a possible change in the written pattern
that is related to the replacement of cursive handwriting script by
its alternative form. The introduction of the alternative Comenia
Script from the perspective of the research sample is not justified
for all pupils except those with specific learning disabilities.
Research findings of a specific research sample of primary
education teachers in Slovakia raise the question of preserving
the form of cursive handwriting not only from a pedagogical and
methodological-didactic point of view, but also from a cultural
point of view (if we understand culture in two meanings, where
the core of both contains ideas and values along with high self-
regulation of the individual). From our point of view, we
consider it important to accept the relationship between
heteroregulation and self-regulation as necessary aspects that
are, as far as possible, the most suitable for the primary school
student himself.
The effort to preserve the tradition, which in our culture is also
connected with the teaching of cursive handwriting, is an
impulse to reflect on the cultural identity of our country, which
currently does not belong to the attributes of cultural heritage.
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