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Nutrition Education in Chilean Primary Schools
Food and Nutrition Bulletin, 2005The purpose of this study was to incorporate nutrition education in Chilean primary schools. The baseline information included nutritional status, food consumption and physical activity of 1,701 children from 3rd to 7th grade in ten urban and rural schools. Main results showed a high prevalence of obesity (15.4%) and overweight (19.6%), low consumption
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Alcohol education in primary schools
Nursing Standard, 1998Educating teenagers about the risks of alcohol may be too late--many 12- and 13-year-olds have already started experimenting with it, and face increasing peer pressure to take risks. This article describes how a community alcohol team developed a programme for primary school alcohol education. The team believes that if healthy attitudes are established
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Primary education or primary schooling?
Education 3-13, 2005There may be forces at work that recently have created barriers and restrictions within primary education. Indeed it could be argued that those forces have reduced the children's education to a more rigid and limiting primary schooling. This article explores the influence of target setting and testing, literacy and numeracy hours, American and ...
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Promoting nutritional education in primary school children
British Journal of Nursing, 2023Background: Inadequate nutrition knowledge leads to poor dietary choices to the detriment of the overall health of individuals and populations due to the likelihood of the development of various ill health conditions such as obesity and malnutrition.
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Beach safety education for primary school children
International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion, 2016Childhood drowning remains a serious public health problem worldwide. The Australian Water Safety Council has set as one of its highest priorities the reduction of drowning deaths in children aged 0-14 years. However, concerns have recently been raised that many students completing primary school still lack the ability to recognize potential aquatic ...
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Environmental Education in Primary School
2020<p>This paper is an educator&#8217;s perspective on nine-year-old students' participation in the environmental project &#8220;Climate Detectives&#8221;, an initiative that engages students with space science and space engineering themes, including curricular and extra-curricular activities.
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Environmental Education in Primary Schools
This article addresses the issue of ecological education, highlights the relevance and importance of its teaching-learning in the context of current societal challenges and proposes a pedagogical model of transdisciplinary training of ecological culture for students of small school age, with an emphasis on integration.Hadîrcă, Maria, Chiriac, Elena
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Positive Education in Primary Schools
Abstract This chapter is on positive education in primary schools (including pre-schools), and how programmes that use interventions from positive psychology (PPIs) can have positive effects (academic and for well-being), on children in this age group (up to 11 years).openaire +1 more source
Primary School Parents’ Perspectives on Religious Education
2019This contribution describes the four kinds of expectations parents attach to Religious Education in Catholic primary schools in The Netherlands, and clarifies how these expectations relate to the parental religious and worldview positions.
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