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Band 7+: Why do some children not like learning science at school?

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Well, I think there are several reasons why students do not like learning science at school. The first is that our science subjects, such as mathematics, physics, and biology, require a wide range of abstract thinking, meaning that students need a strong foundation in these subjects before jumping into real-life experiments. Another point I want to mention is that some schools nowadays do not have adequate facilities, which can foster students' understanding of the subjects. As a result, when it comes to any subject, they learn merely theoretically, without engaging in real-life experiments, which can hinder their understanding of the subjects, and they do not enjoy learning those subjects at school.

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Well, I think that there are several reasons why students do not like learning science at school. The first thing is that our science subjects such as mathematics, physics, and biology are those subjects which needed a wide range of abstract thinking, meaning that our students have to have a strong foundation of those subjects before jumping into real-life experiments. Another point that I want to mention is that some kind of school nowadays do not have an adequate facilities, do not have adequate facilities, which can foster students’ understanding of the subjects, or so that when it comes to any kind of subjects, they just learn merely, theoretically, without handling its in real-life experiments which can hinder the understanding of the subjects and they do not like learning those subjects at school.

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subjects: 5

that: 3

students: 2

learning: 2

science: 2

school: 2

real-life: 2

experiments: 2

which: 2

understanding: 2

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Task Response

The answer addresses the question directly and provides a well-developed response with two distinct, logical reasons: the cognitive demand of abstract concepts and the lack of practical facilities. The response maintains a general perspective suitable for Part 3, avoiding personal anecdotes. To further enhance the response, one could use more varied cohesive devices to link the ideas, although the current structure is clear and effective. The distinction between theoretical learning and practical application is well-articulated.

Fluency & Coherence

You demonstrated a good ability to organize your thoughts using cohesive devices like 'The first thing is' and 'Another point that I want to mention'. However, there was some repetition in the raw transcript ('do not have an adequate facilities, do not have adequate facilities') and some slight hesitation/circularity at the end of the response. To reach a Band 8 or 9, aim for a smoother flow without repeating entire phrases and ensure your concluding thought adds value rather than just restating the premise.

Lexical Resource

You used some good academic collocations and terms such as 'abstract thinking', 'strong foundation', 'adequate facilities', and 'hinder the understanding'. To improve, avoid slightly imprecise phrasing like 'some kind of school' (use 'certain types of schools') and 'handling its in real-life experiments' (use 'conducting' or 'engaging in'). Aim for more precise verbs to describe scientific processes.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

Your grammatical range is adequate, but there were several noticeable errors in the raw transcript. For example, 'subjects which needed' (tense inconsistency), 'some kind of school... do not have' (subject-verb agreement), and 'an adequate facilities' (article-noun disagreement). While the meaning was always clear, these errors prevent a higher score. Focus on subject-verb agreement and the correct use of articles with plural nouns.

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