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    School Lunches In Schools

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    to roll back to healthier standards of nutrition in schools. The government has been involved with the planning and expansion of school lunches since the 1930’s and continues to regulate them today. Most school meals were only funded by the government; however, “most expertise in nutrition and meal planning was nurtured by government research and training,” through nutrition guidelines (Levine…

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    Kaplan Career Goals

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    Kaplan is a bachelor in nutrition science joined with an ACE Fitness certification to become a personal trainer with the ability to guide my clients with their nutrition as well as physical fitness. I have learned a lot about myself and my goals so far and plan to acknowledge the basics of everything new I’ve come to understand. I am happy with the path that I chose and believe it is the right one for me. I have learned a lot about the degree program of bachelor in nutrition science and plan to…

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    government policies successful planning will help determine what kind of world the next generation will inherit (Mankiw, 2015). Some of the policies that government has influence over are research and development, savings and investment, health and nutrition, and education. Each has its own agenda and part of the growth of the economy. Policies Research and development have played a major role in a higher standard of living. The government encourages research by issuing research grants that…

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    For this assignment I choose to observe the director of Child Nutrition Compliance who is in charge of the nutrition program for Responsiveed charter school system for all of Texas and Arkansas. I also observed at a Pediatric Adult Life Support (PALS) class that consisted of parents and first responders. My observations consisted of office to office visits of various charter schools with the director of child nutrition learning about the kindergarten to high school lunch program. Also traveling…

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    child nutrition programs, I ask you to work to improve these programs. Also I ask you to please reject any efforts to decrease healthier school meal standards that are in place. Starting the day with a nutritious meal is essential. It determines a person’s ability to function well at the start the day. Meals affects a person’s ability to perform tasks throughout the day. If this is true for adults, it is crucial for children. The federal child nutrition programs have helped provide healthy food…

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    The food revolution has affected the base of what was called American culture. It has changed that culture into something brand new. “Our ambition was to replace processed junk food with freshly cooked meals in schools all over America”. This type of revolution has allowed people to see the great dramatic changes in their diet it. Jamie Oliver in my eyes brought about a new food system that has benefit everyone. Upon benefiting everyone it has caused other states to see the foods being eaten are…

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    Sub title: how to be more nutrition-smart in China? Problems: Malnutrition in rural areas Obesity in urban areas China has succeeded in feeding 18% of world population with only 7% of cultivated land(Zhang, 2011). Since fewer people are starving, consideration had been given to shifting focus from alleviating hunger to nutrition smart. Simultaneous challenges of obesity and malnutrition have determined the difficulty of gaining the objective of being nutrition smart in China. Weight gain…

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    this profession. These educational requirements consist of at least a Bachelor’s degree, internship, or a masters/doctoral, passing required testing and license or certification. Some specific courses that you would have to take in this field, is nutrition, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, microbiology and physiology. The average salary for a nutritionist comes down to about $57,910, which may vary for other people depending on location of work and how long you’ve been working in this…

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    Meals On Wheels America

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    There are current U.S. programs designed to ameliorate the issue of inadequate food access to the rural elderly, each being major contributors in meeting the needs of this population, but likewise facing limitations common to all non-profits, and common to the issue itself. Possibly the most well known is Meals on Wheels America, a non-profit organization with a national hub that supports state and local branches in all fifty states (Helseth, 2013). Meals (2017) is known for their efforts to…

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    MP2: Food Service funding in Washington State Elementary Schools Former President of the United States John F. Kennedy once said, “Children are the world's most valuable resource and its best hope for the future.” However, what happens when we don’t nurture the future of America? When we let boys and girls fall trap to believing that coming from a low income area means their futures are bleak? In order to cultivate inspiring and change-seeking innovators for our future, we must care for their…

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