Why do u like science?

Science is the tool I use to understand the world around me. It provides logic and sense and order in what might otherwise seem chaotic. And though the answer to the why’s of my adulthood may sometimes be “we don’t know,” it’s really just “we don’t know yet”—the answer will eventually be found, with science.

How do you love science?

6 ways to motivate students to love science

Improve image of science. Many people perceive science to be something tough and negative.
Be a positive role model.
Make it fun.
Connect it to everyday life.
Give them opportunities.
Bring it to life.

Is love a science?

Although love has long been a topic for philosophers and poets, there is an actual science to love. Being in love is affected by huge, measurable changes in the biochemistry of the brain. Science has identified three basic parts of love, each driven by a unique blend of brain chemicals.

What do you love most about science?

8 reasons why we love science even more

A deeper understanding of processes we take for granted.
Simple experiments, big ‘a-ha!’
Fun and pink flamingos.
A sense of humor while fielding silly questions.
Finding ways to do everything better.
Explaining the things that get on our last nerves.
Making huge discoveries.
Because you are everywhere we look.

What are the qualities of a science student?

A highly able science student independently: demonstrates an intense level of curiosity in science. makes intuitive leaps in solving science problems. demonstrates extensive knowledge base in science and is able to relate that knowledge base to new problems and topics.

What are science skills?

Observing is the fundamental science process skill. The ability to make good observations is also essential to the development of the other science process skills: communicating, classifying, measuring, inferring, and predicting. The simplest obser- vations, made using only the senses, are qualitative observations.