Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Primary School Teachers on Nutrition and Food

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Autor(a) principal: Falkenbach, Danielle
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: D'avila, Helen Freitas, Mello, Elza Daniel de
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: International Journal of Nutrology (Online)
Texto Completo: https://ijn.zotarellifilhoscientificworks.com/index.php/ijn/article/view/157
Resumo: Introdution: The teacher's formation is a paramount condition for the education in health. Objective: To develop a questionnaire and assess knowledge, attitudes and practices of early years school teachers. Methodology: a questionnaire about nutrition and feeding was applied. The subjects were teachers from pre-school to 5th grade of Elementary School. Results: There were 288 teachers in the survey. They were all in favor of the promotion of a healthy feeding in school. The source of information mostly used was the textbook. 76% thought they had good knowledge about a healthy diet. The average number of positive/correct answers was 21 (48%). Conclusions: The knowledge about nutrition and feeding were insufficient and the general performance in the questionnaire was low. Actions that aim at qualifying the teachers are urgent, so that they can develop the necessary tools to promote a healthy feeding in schools.
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title Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Primary School Teachers on Nutrition and Food
spellingShingle Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Primary School Teachers on Nutrition and Food
Falkenbach, Danielle
education
feeding
food and nutrition education
title_short Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Primary School Teachers on Nutrition and Food
title_full Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Primary School Teachers on Nutrition and Food
title_fullStr Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Primary School Teachers on Nutrition and Food
title_full_unstemmed Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Primary School Teachers on Nutrition and Food
title_sort Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Primary School Teachers on Nutrition and Food
author Falkenbach, Danielle
author_facet Falkenbach, Danielle
D'avila, Helen Freitas
Mello, Elza Daniel de
author_role author
author2 D'avila, Helen Freitas
Mello, Elza Daniel de
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author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Falkenbach, Danielle
D'avila, Helen Freitas
Mello, Elza Daniel de
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv education
feeding
food and nutrition education
topic education
feeding
food and nutrition education
description Introdution: The teacher's formation is a paramount condition for the education in health. Objective: To develop a questionnaire and assess knowledge, attitudes and practices of early years school teachers. Methodology: a questionnaire about nutrition and feeding was applied. The subjects were teachers from pre-school to 5th grade of Elementary School. Results: There were 288 teachers in the survey. They were all in favor of the promotion of a healthy feeding in school. The source of information mostly used was the textbook. 76% thought they had good knowledge about a healthy diet. The average number of positive/correct answers was 21 (48%). Conclusions: The knowledge about nutrition and feeding were insufficient and the general performance in the questionnaire was low. Actions that aim at qualifying the teachers are urgent, so that they can develop the necessary tools to promote a healthy feeding in schools.
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