In this era of fake news dominance and distrust for facts, it is essential that students understand the rules and principles according to which science functions, the scientific method but also to gain more practical knowledge, for instance, on how to distinguish good academic studies or published papers from poor ones. Essays on science listed in this rubric might be on random topics related to any particular scientific area but can also refer to science in general – its importance for society, public or educational policies related to it, the problems encountered by it, such as the problem of poor quality journals that only publish due to financial interest. Browse through the essay samples below for more topics.
Abstract The topic of this paper that I want to specifically talk about is Newton’s Second Law of Motion and how his theory would show how the forms of mass, acceleration, and force would all coexists amongst each other whether that be finding the acceleration…
Sometimes, we wonder, “What causes movement?” or “How do things move?” All this is explained in “Sir Isaac Newton’s Laws Of Motion”. In this essay, I will be talking about and explaining these laws and how they are more relatable to our lives that we…
Sports are most easy and convenient ways for the very good physical and mental exercise. Sports bring a lot of benefits to everyone. Sports provide a person the feeling of well-being and encourage living a healthy life. It keeps us fit and healthy as away…
Wolves are a polarizing topic, with many people loving them, and many people hating them. They are very important to the ecosystem they live in, especially when acting as apex predators. In these cases, removing them can result in a trophic cascade, altering the ecosystem…
Human emotion is a subject many find too complex to fully understand. Humans feel such a variety of different emotions and it can be difficult to explain the reasoning and purpose of each one. The research question that will be discussed is: How has evolution…
Think about how life would be if there is no earthquake? Build an imagery of what Earth will look like. You will probably say that there would be less destruction, loss of lives and earth would be a safer place to live in. But earthquake…
Natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, typhoons, and hurricanes inflict serious damage and so seem to be bad for the economy. For firms, natural disasters destroy tangible assets such as buildings and equipment as well as human capital and thereby deteriorate their production capacity. These…
The goal of this essay is to try and decipher how habits form in the brain, why they stick, and why we cannot shake bad habits even though we consciously know that they are detrimental. This is achieved by studying the formation of habits in…
What do you do when your heart says yes but your head says no. The heart refers to emotional decision making, a strong feeling, such as love, joy, anger, hate, or fear that helps you make a decision. While the head refers to logical decision…
In this essay I have analyzed and critically evaluated the findings of four researches conducted with the goal to find the link between genes and aggression. I have also tried to determine how likely it is that these genes make an individual more prone to…
According to the American Psychological Association (APA), depression is a serious medical condition that affects how one thinks, feels, and acts. Symptoms of depression include feeling sad, loss of interest, changes in appetite, loss of energy, feelings of hopelessness and/or worthlessness, and thoughts of death…
Every sixty seconds an animal is abused which leads it to its death, and it’s all because of our selfishness and greediness. All animals have the right to live on earth as a happy creature, but when it comes to their pain and misery we…
Statistics say that about 6.5 million companion animals such as dogs, cats, any sort of rodent are abused each day. Around 3.3 million of those are dogs while 3.2 million are cats and other animals. The devastating story of a pitbull named Rocky is just…
Since long time ago animals starting from mice to cows have been used for research. There are lots of examples of testing these or that phenomena on animals. But is it correct? Is it what a human should do? And what well-known animal defence communities…
The growth of foreign trade through sea transportation mode by using containers encourages the competition in container depot industry. MTCon as one of the container depot company who has been running business for more than 20 years is required to be able to improve the…
Language has always been associated with the evolution of humans as intellectual beings. Its role in a functioning society is indispensable since it sets the grounds for discourse and development. Other than that, language is considered as a driving force in the expansion of knowledge…
Advances in technology, increased mobility and globalization have facilitated the development of multiculturalism across the globe yet some deeply ingrained cultures persist to date. Indeed, many countries have maintained an official language, yet their inhabitants may have different first languages, or what is commonly known…
The use of animals in research has been an unresolved battle that’s hovered around since the establishment of the scientific discipline of bioethics in the 1960s. Just as surely as there are two sides to a coin, there are definitely pros and cons to using…
While language is used to communicate information in a direct manner, the style of language usage also provides information about the person that is speaking or writing and their relationship with the intended audience. Amy Tan discusses the different styles of English that she grew…
