100% disagree from a personal standpoint. Loved taking notes via laptop for the pure reason it was faster and then I could actually participate in classroom con

100% disagree from a personal standpoint. Loved taking notes via laptop for the pure reason it was faster and then I could actually participate in classroom conversation. All during my non-college years I was forced to take notes via pen and paper. I remember that I actually threw my pen down in history class one day because all the slides and not knowing what's actually going on. My teacher was perplexed, but understood my reasoning. I'm too busy scribbling down pages of notes, to comprehend anything until I read it again. This might mean I was just a poor note taker though. But having digital notes helped me much more, especially when searching or sections to study and having something much more legible. I can't be the only one who this is a case for. Remember most classes where the teacher asks a question and all but 2-3 students where rapidly copying notes instead of answering? Though this might be a heuristic error, but I remember this to be the rule instead of the exception.