Aesthetically, cursive writing is a more ornate script, asnd if done well, it is more pleasing to the eye. Practicing *slowly* helps develop better readability, otherwise known as "penmanship."
What it does for efficiency is that cursive writing reduces the need to lift the pen off the paper as you write. This increases writing speed. It also reduces ink splotches and smears. That was incredibly important before ball-point pens were invented.
Dan
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