Making science interesting to students

In recent years, the number of students studying science in secondary, higher secondary and honour's level has decreased alarmingly. In this era of science and technology, no proper advancement of the nation is possible without the knowledge of science. There are some reasons behind this decline. First of all, students consider science a tough subject. Most of the teachers are not well-trained, so they cannot make science interesting to their pupils. Secondly, studying science requires more financial support from the family. Lastly, there are not enough job opportunities in the country for the science students. The government should consider all these points and take appropriate measures so that students get back their interest in science.
Sk Zahid
Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering
University of Dhaka