english teachers, we must bring back the art of handwriting to the primary school curriculum. not teaching…

english teachers, we must bring back the art of handwriting to the primary school curriculum. not teaching students the skill of writing with pen and paper is denying them access to an age - old literary tradition. shakespeare hoped \that in black ink my love may still shine bright.\ could he have expressed this thought as beautifully about a computer keyboard or text message?\nwhy did the author probably use a literary quotation?\n1 it references a line of poetry only english teachers will understand.\n2 it demonstrates the authors knowledge of english curriculum.\n3 it appeals to the presumed literary interests of english teachers.

english teachers, we must bring back the art of handwriting to the primary school curriculum. not teaching students the skill of writing with pen and paper is denying them access to an age - old literary tradition. shakespeare hoped \that in black ink my love may still shine bright.\ could he have expressed this thought as beautifully about a computer keyboard or text message?\nwhy did the author probably use a literary quotation?\n1 it references a line of poetry only english teachers will understand.\n2 it demonstrates the authors knowledge of english curriculum.\n3 it appeals to the presumed literary interests of english teachers.

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Brief Explanations:

The passage is addressed to English - teachers. The literary quotation from Shakespeare is used to make an emotional and intellectual appeal to the teachers' literary interests, emphasizing the importance of handwriting in the context of literary tradition. Option 1 is too exclusive as it's not just for English - teachers to understand; Option 2 is not the main point as the quotation is not about showing knowledge of the curriculum.

Answer:

  1. It appeals to the presumed literary interests of English teachers.