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Asked by ellie emrald to Aileen, Caroline, Christopher, Rehemat, Stephanie, Stephen on 6 Mar 2018.
Question: how old were you when you first liked science
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Christopher Nankervis answered on 6 Mar 2018:
I have always liked science, I used to ask why things worked a lot. I probably didn’t realise what it was until about the age of 10 when we started doing some simple science experiments at school.
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Rehemat Bhatia answered on 6 Mar 2018:
I think I first really started to enjoy science when I was 11/12, but my interest for geology didn’t start until I was 13. I actually said to myself I would like to be a palaeoclimatologist at that age…it’s very strange how that’s worked out even though from age 16-19 I was pretty sure I wanted to do geophysics!
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Aileen Baird answered on 6 Mar 2018:
I don’t remember much about any science at primary school. I think once I started my GCSEs and we had separate science lessons (I did triple science, so had separate biology, chemistry and physics lessons) I really started to find biology especially interesting!
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Stephen Twomlow answered on 7 Mar 2018:
when I learned to ask the question why? and was asked to leave sunday school for challenging the vicar about Genesis and Evolution
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Stephanie Mann answered on 7 Mar 2018:
I never really had an interest in science in primary school but I think that’s because I didn’t know what “science” was. My favourite subject in year 6 was learning all about our solar system, which I now know is all science! (back when I learnt about the solar system there were 9 planets!)
I got more into science when it was taught at high school as a separate subject from my other classes. I realised that not only was I good at it, but I really ENJOYED learning all these new things… which is more than I could have said about many of my other classes!
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367cmtm36 commented on :
at primary it was hard to learn about science however at secondary I absolutely love it I want to be a brain surgeon do u think I need the 3 elements of science ??