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==homework1==
==Homework 1==


'''Homework 1a: Open policy practice'''
===Homework 1a: Open policy practice===


Q: What is benefit-risk assessment?
{{defend|# |Good. But the word is '''methodology''', not mythology which is a different thing.|--[[User:Jouni|Jouni]] ([[User talk:Jouni|talk]]) 07:25, 20 April 2017 (UTC)}}


A: it is a kind of mythology used for assessing the risk and benefits of some considers like health, the mythology is about collecting, analyzing and synthesizing the information about the issue needed to be assessed.
Q: ''What is benefit-risk assessment?''


Q: What are the dimensions of openness?
A: It is a kind of methodology used for assessing the risk and benefits of some considers like health, the mythology is about collecting, analyzing and synthesizing the information about the issue needed to be assessed.


A: he five dimensions of openness are:
Q: ''What are the dimensions of openness?''
 
A: The five dimensions of openness are:
   1. Scope of participation, it means the population allowed to participate.
   1. Scope of participation, it means the population allowed to participate.
   2. Access to information, it means what kind of imformation is available to the participants.
   2. Access to information, it means what kind of imformation is available to the participants.
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   5. Impact of contribution, it means how much influence it is the contribution that participants make.
   5. Impact of contribution, it means how much influence it is the contribution that participants make.


Q: What parts does the open policy practice consist of?  
Q: ''What parts does the open policy practice consist of?''


A: open policy has four parts:  
A: Open policy has four parts:  
   1. shared understanding (major target of the work)
   1. shared understanding (major target of the work)
   2. execution
   2. execution
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[[Open_policy_practice#Question|open policy practice]]
[[Open_policy_practice#Question|open policy practice]]
[[http://en.opasnet.org/w/Dimensions_of_openness|Dimensions of openness]]
 
[[Dimensions_of_openness|Openness in participation, assessment, and policy making upon issues of environment and environmental health: a review of literature and recent project results]]
 
===Homework 1b: Learn the terms in Quizlet===
 
DONE
 
===Homework 1c: Introduction to critical thinking===
 
DONE
 
===Homework 1d: Introduction to probabilities===
 
DONE
 
==Homework 3==
===Task A===
I have read homeworks 1 and 2
 
I have read Glossary Terms in open policy practice
 
I have read the introductory pages
 
'''Questions:'''
 
  1.
 
  2.
 
===Task B===

Latest revision as of 05:24, 21 April 2017

Homework 1

Homework 1a: Open policy practice

←--#: . Good. But the word is methodology, not mythology which is a different thing. --Jouni (talk) 07:25, 20 April 2017 (UTC) (type: truth; paradigms: science: defence)

Q: What is benefit-risk assessment?

A: It is a kind of methodology used for assessing the risk and benefits of some considers like health, the mythology is about collecting, analyzing and synthesizing the information about the issue needed to be assessed.

Q: What are the dimensions of openness?

A: The five dimensions of openness are:

 1. Scope of participation, it means the population allowed to participate.
 2. Access to information, it means what kind of imformation is available to the participants.
 3. Timing of openness, it means the time when the participants are allowed to participate.
 4. Scope of contribution, it means the aspects that particpants are allowed to contribute to,
 5. Impact of contribution, it means how much influence it is the contribution that participants make.

Q: What parts does the open policy practice consist of?

A: Open policy has four parts:

 1. shared understanding (major target of the work)
 2. execution
 3. evaluation and management
 4. co-creation skills and facilitation


the website and material of references:

open policy practice

Openness in participation, assessment, and policy making upon issues of environment and environmental health: a review of literature and recent project results

Homework 1b: Learn the terms in Quizlet

DONE

Homework 1c: Introduction to critical thinking

DONE

Homework 1d: Introduction to probabilities

DONE

Homework 3

Task A

I have read homeworks 1 and 2

I have read Glossary Terms in open policy practice

I have read the introductory pages

Questions:

  1. 
  2.

Task B