Did you like studying science when you were at school? [Why/Why not?]

Yes, I did enjoy studying science at school, although I was better at biology than physics. I liked it because it explained ordinary things in a logical way, like how our bodies fight illness or why plants need sunlight. Some topics were quite challenging, especially formulas and experiments that required exact measurements, but overall I found science practical and eye-opening. I remember my science teachers as quite strict but passionate. One biology teacher, in particular, made lessons memorable by bringing in real-life examples instead of just asking us to memorize facts. We did simple experiments, like testing substances with litmus paper, and those hands-on activities made the subject feel much more alive. These days, I’m still fairly interested in science, mainly because it affects daily life so much. For example, I think artificial intelligence in healthcare is an important recent scientific development because it can help doctors detect diseases earlier and make treatment more accurate. I don’t watch science programs every week, but if there’s a documentary about space, medicine, or new technology, I’m usually curious enough to watch it.