Part 1: Introduction & Interview

Topic: Science and Technology

1. Do you like science? Why or why not? (Think about curiosity, inventions, and real-world applications.)
2. What scientific discovery do you think has changed the world the most? (Consider electricity, vaccines, or the internet.)
3. Would you like to work in a scientific field? Why? (Discuss your interests in innovation or research.)
4. How has technology changed the way we live? (Think about smartphones, online learning, and medical advancements.)
5. What is your favorite technological invention? Why? (Discuss an invention that makes life easier or more enjoyable.)
6. Do you think science should focus more on space exploration or medicine? (Weigh the benefits of each field.)
7. How has the internet changed education? (Consider online courses, digital libraries, and remote learning.)
8. What are some drawbacks of modern technology? (Discuss addiction, privacy concerns, or job displacement.)

Part 2: Cue Card Task

Describe an area/subject of science (biology, robotics, etc.) that you are interested in and would like to learn more about.
You should say:

• What the subject is
• Why you are interested in it
• How it is useful in daily life
  And explain how you plan to learn more about it.

Part 3: Discussion

1. What are the benefits of learning science? (Think about knowledge, innovation, and career opportunities.)
2. Do you think science subjects should be compulsory in school? Why? (Consider scientific literacy and problem-solving skills.)
3. How can governments promote scientific research? (Discuss funding, policies, and education.)
4. How has science helped in solving global problems? (Think about climate change, health crises, and food production.)
5. Should scientific research always be publicly funded? Why or why not? (Discuss government versus private funding.)
6. What ethical issues are associated with scientific advancements? (Consider cloning, AI, and genetic engineering.)