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Methods for creating daily questions on occupational health

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In order to make better use of the “One Question per Day” platform under the occupational health and safety section, and to provide services to our users, enabling them to increase their wealth, acquire knowledge, and master skills in an effortless and enjoyable manner, we are now conducting a survey on the preferred methods of creating questions. Please choose the method you prefer. Systematic approach: Utilize a continuous period of time to organize the editing of relevant laws or standard systems into topics. This makes it easier for everyone to learn systematically*. Creative approach: Following no rules, acting on impulse, and compiling relevant knowledge into questions. This way, the questions can be set more flexibly – whatever comes to mind can be used. Other methods: If anyone has other better methods, they can also describe them in their replies – the best one will be rewarded!
Reply #22016-02-14
slll611 Moderator: It is recommended to adopt a systematic and orderly approach combined with specific examples. Because, when topics are formulated solely based on relevant laws or standard systems, the impact is not significant; by incorporating specific cases, it can draw people’s attention, and such approaches can be applied in practice when faced with actual situations. Regarding cases, moderators can post to gather them.
Reply #32016-02-14
Thank you for your suggestion. Editing it into a proper topic is difficult, but I think it’s something that can be overcome; however, collecting relevant cases is indeed quite challenging. For example, the principles outlined in the Law on the Prevention and Control of Occupational Diseases are easy to address in exam questions, but it’s harder to find relevant case studies.
Reply #42016-02-14
Not all of them require cases; collect as many as possible. By using cases once a week or a month, the “One Question per Day” section can be made more engaging and diverse in format, while remaining relevant to real-life situations. As its popularity grows, more cases will naturally be provided by users.
Reply #52016-02-15
It would be best to include questions related to everyone’s daily work: of course, this includes cases, types of occupational diseases and their causes, as well as knowledge on how to provide protection and how to make final determinations.
Reply #62016-02-15
Okay, I will gradually try to incorporate them as I study the relevant regulations and standards. Everyone can also mention your needs; I’ll look into them and organize them.

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