It is observed that in many countries not enough students are choosing to study science as a subject. What are the causes? And what will be the effects on society?
Studying
science
has a major role in saving people's lives and the country
's development
. But many countries do have not enough students
to study science
as a subject
. In this
essay, we are going to see the causes and effects on society of not studying science
as a subject
.
Basically, the students
will not have an interest in studying science
because there will be lots of things and books for studying science
. For studying science
the students
have to spend overtime to complete their study syllabus so, the students
have no interest in studying science
subject
. For
example
, the students
have poor knowledge of science
so they avoid studying it. Studying science
subjects
was very difficult to understand by the students
. The words are very difficult to pronounce and spell by the students
and their biological terms are different from other subjects
so, the students
can't memorise them. For
example
, mispronouncing scientific words provides wrong information and the conveying message terms will differ.
Not studying science
subjects
may affect the research and development
of the country
. This
will automatically affect the infrastructure, economic development
and nation's defence because of the lack of science
subjects
in the country
. For
example
, one student was not studying science
means this
won't affect the development
of the country
but a greater number of students
who were not studying means definitely this
will affect the development
. In the country
, there will be a lack of doctors because they have no interest in studying science
because of that the country
can't find any cure for diseases and it will be very difficult for the government to handle it. For
example
, if a doctor is not studying his subject
properly means that will kill his patients during the treatment.
Studying science
subject
is very important for every student because this
will help them to develop their nation and research facilities and also
in economics for the future development
of their nation.Submitted by insighttribez on
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In the introduction, provide a more detailed thesis statement that clearly outlines the causes and effects you will discuss in the essay.
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Ensure that each body paragraph has a clear central idea and is well-developed. For example, the two main points - the difficulty of science subjects and their potential negative effects on society - could be more clearly separated and elaborated upon.
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Use more specific and varied examples to support your arguments. This improves the relevance and specificity of examples and makes your points clearer.
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Make sure your paragraphs are logically ordered, and consider using topic sentences to introduce the main idea of each paragraph more clearly.
coherence cohesion
Use transition words and phrases to improve the flow between sentences and paragraphs. This will help in creating a more coherent and cohesive essay.
coherence cohesion
Your essay holds a clear structure with an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
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You have made a good attempt to identify causes and effects, providing a roadmap of what your essay will cover.
Fully explain your ideas
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- Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
- Sentence 2 - Example
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- Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
- Sentence 2 - Example
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