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Queensland Pre-Cursive/Cursive Font

Submitted by Melissa (09-11-2012)

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Queensland Pre-Cursive/Cursive Font

by Melissa
(Brisbane)

Hi Donna and Team

First, let me acknowledge and thank you for your absolutely brilliant site. It has so many great resources that I have been able to put to use both as a Mum and a Teacher.

I just have one question - would it be possible in the future to include resources with the Queensland Pre-Cursive and/or Cursive Font? It would be handy for children in Years 2/3 and beyond to have this modelled to them with the resources we use in the classroom.

Thanks again.

Melissa

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Donna (25-03-2011)

Hi Melissa

Thanks for your question. We have looked at this Melissa and although it appears to be simple to change fonts it actually is quite a process as each time a font is changed the layout changes and needs to be re-adjusted.

About every few months we do review adding the next fonts but with 5 different fonts used around Australia it adds another 5 fonts to the process.

It is tricky to find the 'time balance' Melissa (as we all know as Teachers).

We will continue to review this and will seriously consider doing a 'run' of particular resources for these further fonts only.

Thanks Melissa


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