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problematic exam “Food Menu to Reduce Global Warming”, Ministry of Education, Measure SDGs Yan only has one answer.

immediately became a debate in the online world When the problematic exam “General Aptitude Subject (TGAT)” held by the Council of Presidents of Thailand about

“Which of the following items produces greenhouse gases and leads toglobal warmingthe least”

There are 4 answers to choose from:

1. Rice topped with stir-fried chicken with garlic and pepper.

2. Gravy and pork

3. Salmon Steak

4. mixed seafood suki

until many test takers call for answers because they don’t know what the answer is

“Food menu to reduce global warming” to measure knowledge of children’s SDGs

Most recently, Mr. Chalee Charoenlapnoparat Assistant to the President for Thammasat University (TU) Admission and manager of the middle selection system to study in higher education institutions or TCAS for the academic year 2023 Council of Presidents of Thailand (LTP.) After the TGAT test, APC said that APC had followed up to see the children’s voices. Initially, there was a complaint about the said test.

Where the test measures knowledge of SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) or sustainability, 17 goals are mentioned, one of which is related to reducing global warming.

  • How much of an impact does the food you eat have on the environment?
  • What does global warming have to do with the food we eat?
  • Rice fields reduce global warming: new ways to farm, reduce water, reduce costs, and reduce emissions that are destroying the global atmosphere.

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Confirm that the exam has only one correct answer.

However, there are usually many ways we can get involved. Including eating Each type of food has a different carbon footprint or carbon dioxide production. Be it chicken, seafood or salmon. So the key to this is awareness of Carbon Footprint size We use global data to determine the carbon footprint of each type.

I cannot say at this time which is correct. Having to wait for answers from the teacher who announced the exam again But initially there was only one correct test. This item is published based on the criteria for greenhouse gas production, which is the world standard. which is clearly defined In terms of the number of exams, 200 questions must be done in 180 minutes and the child cannot do it in time. This story is in The TPA informs the child before the test. And failing the exam on time is a normal thing that happens every year. Because it’s a matter of time management,” said Mr Charlie.

The Mytcas.com page recently published an announcement from TCAS66 regarding the TGAT test, explaining the issues that social media is paying attention to on the TGAT test, as well as explaining the intention to adapt the new test format. According to the viral issue on social media about the general aptitude test (TGAT) in the selection question,food menuaffect the conditionglobal warmingat least

The TCAS Operating Committee was pleased that the question had been addressed. Encourage discussion and make readers aware of the impact of food choices. on the environment and greenhouse gas production in line with the sustainability development goals, Article 13-United Nations Climate Action (SDG: Sustainable Development Goals)

Encouraging food choices to save the world

As well as everyday life that saves energy. public transport Choose food from local sources and use in moderation And choosing the type of food that is eaten is also a factor. while also creating greenhouse gases

The Civic Engagement knowledge base test was developed as part of the Future Workforce Competency in Part III of the TGAT, which is This is a new subject that is taking the exam this year for the first time.

One of the objectives of developing a new examination system Going to higher education in Thailand encourages candidates to realize the importance of developing future skills and a positive attitude. It was designated as a new part of the General Aptitude Test (TGAT).

such as English communication Critical Thinking and Reasoning managing emotions solving complex problems Creating Value and Innovation and being a participatory citizen in solving social problems And hopefully the education and self-development of learners in the future will go in the same direction together with learning and applying academic content in accordance with the curriculum at the same time

Improve the format of exam questions to be clearer. give the child a score

Dr. Thira Woratanarat, Chulalongkorn University Faculty of Medicine Posted a message through Thira Woratanarat’s private on Facebook, stating that the advice is best wishes. About the college entrance exam that has been in the news recently. One should not be quick to rejoice that such examinations have provoked a social wave.

Indeed, the above-wide debate is not directly related to making awareness or awareness to choose food to avoid global warming. Rather, it reflects the social unrest with which the exam can be challenging for candidates. many people in society This includes academics and teachers from a wide range of professions. is reflected as a question that can be interpreted in many ways. It does not limit the scope of the analysis to find a suitable answer.

What should be done is Accept requests from the public Answers with detailed explanations. and identify the origin of the source so that it can be verified. Including modifying the question format to be clearer in the future However, if the above questions for this year’s exam are unclear You should give this score to the children Everyone who sat the examsaid Dr Teera.

However, if you can follow the process above It should be a case study that will trigger and stimulate learning at all levels. both in educational institutions And in society, I would like to suggest that relevant agencies take them into account.

The education system focuses on rote learning. lack of analytical thinking

While Mr Thara Buakamsri, Director of Greenpeace south-east asia Noting that the test reflects the Thai education system which emphasizes rote learning and a lack of systematic thinking. The exam questions are very vague. And the 4 options are even more ambiguous.

question of ambiguityin

(1) The word “production of greenhouse gases” which can be a type of greenhouse gas (which is not only carbon dioxide), one type / many types, or considered in terms of the Carbon Footprint, which is an amount all types of greenhouse gas emissions

(2) the ambiguity of the term “leading to global warming…” because each type of greenhouse gas has a different global warming potential

When the question is vague/ambiguous Finding the answer to which question is correct is therefore unfair to the person taking the test. One might think of the greenhouse gas emissions of chicken, pork, salmon and marine animals (octopus, shrimp, etc.) acquired either industrially or domestically. Some may think of the Carbon Footprint of each menu, others may think as far as the supply chain from start to finish of each menu.

“It is important to ask clear, intelligent questions. Which TGAT dish has the least global warming? “There is a real problem, because asking questions does not lead to one true answer.” Mr Tara said

However, if you think that “creating greenhouse gases” means “Age of Carbon Footprints”, do not forget that It is not easy to compare carbon footprints without using the same Life Cycle Analysis (LCA).

Marking questions should also be 4 food menu Like rice with stir-fried chicken with garlic and pepper, pork gravy, salmon steak and seafood suki mixed with chicken, pork, salmon and seafood (probably shrimp) in the same weight coming from industrial production were compared on an equal basis, etc.

The question asked did not state anything specific. as a condition for test takers to think critically to find answers that are “One Truth”, so even if you say the test is based on world standards Don’t expect one correct answer.

What does the food we eat have to do with global warming?

The Intergovernmental Panel on Global Climate Change (IPCC) released a report on a study of 107 scientists at a conference in Geneva. Switzerland about land use and climate change The consumption of meat and animal products in western countries is very high. is the cause of the conditionglobal warming

With climate change threatening the security of the human food cycle. temperature rises more rain and extreme weather affecting agricultural production and livestock

However, food production also createsglobal warmingas well as agriculture and the forestry industry use up to 1/4 of the amount of greenhouse gases emitted Livestock raising causes global warming by releasing methane gas. Including reducing the forest area from the free range farming style.

Many vegetarians and vegans have changed their diet in part because of the environmental impact of their meat products. A #nobeef campaign group in the UK is trying to get food traders to remove beef and lamb from school menus.

In the United States, vegan burgers (avoid eating foods that contain animal ingredients directly and indirectly) made from plants instead of meat The taste is no different from using real meat.

Climate change is a threat to the stability of the human food cycle. temperature rises more rain and extreme weather affecting agricultural production and livestock

However, food production also createsglobal warmingas well as agriculture and the forestry industry use up to 1/4 of the amount of greenhouse gases emitted Livestock raising causes global warming by releasing methane gas. Including reducing the forest area from the free range farming style.

Many vegetarians and vegans have changed their diet in part because of the environmental impact of their meat products. A #nobeef campaign group in the UK is trying to get food retailers to remove beef and lamb from school menus.

In the United States, vegan burgers (avoid eating foods that contain animal ingredients directly and indirectly) made from plants instead of meat The taste is no different from using real meat.

Compare World Farming Organization The environmental movement says that reducing the amount of meat eaten is essential if we want to meet climate reduction targets. Eating beef is becoming more and more popular. Although there are efforts by the Chinese government to encourage people to eat local food.

The United Nations report It is also encouraged to stop eating leftovers. before and after selling to consumers An example of reducing the incidence of food not being eaten. it can be used to feed animals Or unsold store food should be given to people in need. In Switzerland, for example, there are organizations that bring food from stores that has not been sold and is about to be thrown away. to be handed over to local families These methods will reduce the amount of carbon dioxide emissions produced by the food production process.

Reference: BBC NEWS Thailand