During GCSEs, I would always find myself trying to keep up with all the content, unable to make notes at the pace that we were going through the content in class. In the end, this meant that I had all these colourful notes made but no confidence in any of the content. Near the end of GCSEs and all throughout A-levels, I let go of making notes and haven't looked back since. I have no regrets and it was able to land me an A* in every subject I did at A level and a grade 9 for every subject at GCSE. I feel there were many reasons I stopped taking notes and this video goes into detail about those reasons. If you find it useful then don't forget to like, subscribe and comment :)
== Timestamps ==
00:00 - Intro
01:34 - Reason #1 There Was Just Too Much Content
02:46 - Reason #2 Everything Was Already In The Textbook
04:06 - Reason #3 It Was Way Too PASSIVE
06:57 - Reason #4 Some Subjects Just Don’t Accommodate For Note Taking
08:17 - Reason #5 It’s Sometimes Hard To Find A Balance When Note Taking In Class
09:13 - The Few Instances I Took “Notes”
12:49 - Outro
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