Shadowing-Übung: #11 IELTS Speaking Forecast Quý 1/2025 – Part 1: Science 🔥 - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Did you like studying science when you were at school?
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Why?
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Why not?
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Yes, I really enjoyed studying science at school, especially subjects like biology and physics.
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I found it fascinating to understand how the world works, from human anatomy to the laws of motion.
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Science was not only informative, but also helped me develop critical thinking skills and a problem -solving mindset.
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However, I must admit that some aspects, like memorizing chemical formulas, were quite difficult for me.
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Despite that, I always appreciated how science connected to real life, making it one of the most intriguing subjects in school.
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2. What do you remember about your science teachers at school?
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i had a mix of teachers and each had a unique teaching style
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Some were incredibly passionate and brought a lot of energy to the classroom, making even the most complex topics interesting.
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My physics teacher, for instance,
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would often use real -life analogies and hands -on experiments to help us grasp abstract concepts.
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On the other hand, some teachers simply followed the textbook and made the lessons quite monotonous.
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I particularly remember my chemistry teacher, who was very strict and emphasized rote memorization rather than practical applications,
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which made the subject less enjoyable for me.
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3. How interested are you in science now?
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Why?
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Why not?
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i would say i'm still quite interested in science although i don't study it formally anymore
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I enjoy reading about scientific breakthroughs in fields like space exploration, artificial intelligence, and medicine.
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It's fascinating to see how rapidly technology evolves and how new discoveries can transform our lives.
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However, I must admit that I don't engage with complex scientific theories as much as I used to in school.
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Instead, I prefer watching documentaries or reading articles that simplify scientific topics for a general audience.
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Four, what do you think has been an important recent scientific development?
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Why?
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One of the most important recent scientific developments, in my opinion, is the advancement of renewable energy technologies.
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With climate change becoming a major concern,
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The development of more efficient solar panels and wind turbines is helping the world shift toward sustainable energy.
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Another breakthrough is in the field of artificial intelligence.
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where AI is now being used in healthcare, finance, and even creative industries.
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These innovations not only improve efficiency, but also open up new possibilities for solving global problems.
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5. When did you start to learn science?
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I started learning science in primary school, but at that stage, it was very basic, mostly about nature, animals, and weather patterns.
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However, In secondary school, I was introduced to more specialized subjects like chemistry,
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biology, and physics, which involved conducting experiments and solving scientific problems.
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That was when I started to develop a deeper appreciation for science, because it was no longer just about memorizing facts,
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but about applying knowledge to real -world situations.
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6. What is your favorite science subject?
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My favorite science subject was definitely biology, because I was always fascinated by human anatomy, genetics, and ecosystems.
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I loved learning about how different organs function, how DNA determines our traits, and how ecosystems maintain balance.
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The subject felt very connected to real life.
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And I enjoyed doing lab experiments like observing cells under a microscope or dissecting plants to understand their structures.
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7. Is there any technology that you think is helpful in daily life?
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Yes, I think smart home technology is incredibly useful in daily life.
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devices like voice assistants, Automated lighting systems.
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And smart thermostats help improve convenience and energy efficiency.
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For example, with a smart home system, you can control the temperature or turn off lights remotely.
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which can save electricity and reduce costs.
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Additionally, Wearable technology like smartwatches helps monitor health metrics such as heart rate and sleep quality.
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making it easier for people to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
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8. Do you think science classes are important?
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Absolutely.
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Science classes help students develop logical reasoning skills and a better understanding of the natural world.
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They also provide essential knowledge for many careers, from medicine and engineering to environmental science.
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More importantly, science education fosters curiosity and critical thinking.
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which are valuable skills in everyday life, even for people who don't pursue science -related careers.
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9. Do you like science?
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Yes, I do.
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Science has always fascinated me because it helps explain how everything in the world works.
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From the tiniest atoms to the vast universe, Science provides logical explanations for natural phenomena.
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I particularly enjoy learning about new scientific discoveries, especially in medicine and space exploration.
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However, I must admit that some branches, like advanced physics, can be quite difficult to grasp.
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10. What kinds of interesting things have you done with science?
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One of the most interesting experiences I've had with science was conducting lab experiments in school.
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I remember extracting DNA from fruits, which made me appreciate how complex and fascinating genetics is.
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I've also built small electrical circuits and volcano models for science fairs.
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which were both fun and educational.
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Outside of school, I like watching science documentaries and trying small chemistry experiments at home, like making a baking soda volcano.
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11. Do you like watching science TV programs?
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Yes, I do.
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Science TV programs make complex topics more accessible and enjoyable.
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I particularly enjoy documentaries about space, nature, and groundbreaking medical research.
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For example, shows like Cosmos or The Blue Planet provide breathtaking visuals
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and explain scientific concepts in a way that's easy to understand.
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These programs also keep me updated on the latest advancements in science without requiring me to read dense academic papers.
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12. Do Vietnamese people often visit science museums?
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Not really.
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While there are science museums in Vietnam, they are not as popular as entertainment venues like shopping malls or amusement parks.
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Most visitors to these museums are students on school trips or people with a strong interest in science.
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That said, in recent years, There has been a growing awareness of the importance of science education,
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and more interactive science exhibitions have been organized to attract young people.
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Hopefully.
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This trend will encourage more Vietnamese people to explore science in an engaging way.
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Thank you.

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