All the types of cursive writing are more or less the same. We can classify them into four broad categories:
New American cursive - In this writing, the alphabets are slightly towards the right side of the page.
D'nealian handwriting - This type of writing is done for non - stop strokes in which the hook of the tail of one alphabet is linked to the tail of another.
Zane - bloser - This is a combination of the above styles. It also includes simplified capital letters.
Hand-writing without tears - There is less continuous flow while writing and is widely used by teachers to teach how to write letters in cursive to small kids.