Why Students Should Be Taking Notes

Students nowadays can be pretty demanding about wanting the teacher's PowerPoints, lecture notes, and other written forms of the content presented in class. And a lot of teachers are supplying those, in part trying to be responsive to students but also because many students now lack note-taking skills. If they can't take good notes, why not help them succeed by supplying them with notes?

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