Food and nutrition education associated cooking workshops with students in a public school
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1807-0221.2015v12n20p21Abstract
Activities in Food and Nutrition Education (EAN) aim at healthy dietary practices. Objective: to develop practical activities in EAN to school workshops. Methodology: a participatory research conducted in five meetings, beginning with the theme foods, nutrition and hygiene measures. Culinary workshops were made and dialogues about new knowledge. The responses were grouped into categories for analysis. Results: the students showed curiosity for cooking and helped in the preparations and in the cleaning of the kitchen. Aversions to food were supressed when the students tasted the food that was cooked. Knowledge about food and nutrition was valued. We thus conclude that the group was aggregator and facilitator in the activities associated with EAN culinary workshops for students, contributing to their education.
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