When men talk about subjects and matters around them, they are basically interacting with the externals. The point of discussion can be a broad and vast spectrum of mutual exchanges which makes it interesting. More so, when it delves on the sun and stars, climate change, viral infection and even waste management.
Science is a systematic field of knowledge which circumvents everything about life. It has influenced the human race in the passage of time. Each generation becomes significant with the scintillating breakthroughs in the field. They come in different forms, substance and shapes, all of which are purposely useful to the necessities of life.
Scientific contributions in the form of discoveries and inventions were marks of influence in the industrialization of the world and became reliable implements for the plans of future global developments.
Life and work was made easy. From simple machines they developed to complex editions which proved productive with the use of lesser time. Mobility and travel became safer and convenient. It became even extensive with the ventures in space travel and the exploration of the deep. Many illnesses which affected the lives of many were cured because of the milestones in medicine.
The present day gadgets that replaced the bulky and hefty computers of the olden days made communication, trading, information, and learning handy and quick in the palm of the hand. Bridges, roads, buildings, and man-made facilities connect and accommodate people of different ideas and cultures are able to meet and unify in the convergence zones.
In spite of the evident and exceptional wonders that science has bring to human lives, one great and important revelation to know is that science is a by-product of man’s inquisitive mind.
This is a great motivation for the learners in the K to 12 Curriculum who may have reservations that the study of Science is not meant for them. Let it be known that every man under the sun has the potential to explore, study, enhance, and expound their knowledge in the field, since science as a whole is not a legacy of time but of the human mind.
By: ANALYN J. DABU | SPED Teacher I | Bataan National High School | Balanga City, BATAAN
