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Criterion D: SCIENCES

Be specific, not generic
· Be explanatory instead of listing points
· Give scientific and real information, not opinion-based (Criterion D is not a feelings paragraph; you must give reasons)
· Don’t mix results with impacts e.g. “the reaction rate increased so it is useful” Instead: the increased rate of reaction shows that the process is efficient, making the method suitable for industrial-scale production
· Use scientific language
· State clear problems. For example, instead of “this helps in climate change,” say: The use of clean energy such as solar and wind energy reduces the emission of greenhouse gases, which contribute to climate change
· Avoid vague or uncertain impacts; be very specific
· Don’t over claim (avoid absolute statements)
· Don’t overwrite or underwrite

Remember: A strong reflection is one that is analytical, informed, specific, evidence-based, and balanced.