Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Scientist on the decline (Tynara)

Scientists on the decline.

Graduates are going down approximately 5% annually. This leads to a decline of number of people able to teach science in schools. Therefore, less pupils taking science and continuing on to higher education. One of the reasons is that science is not important these days and people prefer discuss the popular book than any discoveries and innovations in science. Another thing, that the entry level jobs for scientist are usually badly-paid. However, scientist says that people to suspect scientist treatments are sometimes unsuccessful. Obviously, the world leave without scientist if young people will have no incentive and motivation to do science.

1 comment:

  1. Hi Tynara

    This is great. You have got the main ideas across but it isn't a copy of the original. Well done!

    There are a couple of things you can do to make it better.

    The first sentence doesn't state the topic - you need to say that science graduates are down (not all graduates).

    The second last sentence needs rewriting to make the meaning clear.
    It is also thought that people are suspicious of scientists because their treatments are sometimes unsuccessful.

    I don't really understand the last sentence.
    Perhaps you mean - The world will have to live without scientists if young people have no incentive and motivation to do science.

    I really like this as a concluding sentence. Perhaps you could also add that this could have serious consequences.

    Good job...
    Mary

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