For classes with a maximum of 8 students, we will have 2 staffs whereas for classes with a maximum of 12 students we will have a total of 3 staffs. Each staff will be handling 4 students. ... Therefore, it will be £20 per student on weekdays and £30 per student on weekends, which is similar to the prices offered by the competitors. ... The Food Standards Agency (FSA) runs a UK grants scheme to encourage healthy eating, which is exactly what our business is trying to promote. ... Another grant available is from Community Food and Health (Scotland), which has an annual development fu...

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Conducting our study in an actual school environment was essential must because we wanted to experience first hand, what today students' environments were like. ... Lastly, we rapped the first week with interviews with the students to get their take on preferences. ... As expected, majority of the students interviewed preferred fast food meals and rather partake in a secondary activities (i.e. playing on tablets or ipads, video games, or watching television) than playing outside. ... The statistical data, that we gathered for this study was given to us by the school nurse, who had rece...

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There are many different ways that prevention can be incorporated into the student's lives. ... To be effective, not only should the individual students be targeted, the whole school environment should take on the preventative measures as well. ... The program's main focus was to encourage the children to accept their body as it is and not be influenced by what is portrayed in the media. ... The school-based program is a good idea, but is only efficient if the school staff is properly trained in awareness and prevention and also if the students have access to counseling if they be...

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Programs such as Fuel Up to Play 60 empowers and motivates students to stay active and choose healthy foods. Fayetteville High School is one of the many schools that is a part of the Fuel Up program by allowing students to participate in intramural sports during lunch. ... A lot of students have been complaining not only about the portion size of the food, but also the food in general. Many students say the food looks unappetizing and the food does not taste good. ... Low-income youth and adults are also exposed to disproportionately more marketing and advertising for obesity  products that e...

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These are other secondary reasons why I felt motivated to teach students and professors in my community about "Healthy Lifestyle.... From past experiences and research, I have acknowledged that students and professors at college and universities like UM are relatively conscious about health issues. ... I believe that my ideal target audience to teach this topic are students and professors pertaining to Baby Boomers (1946-64), Generation X (1965-76), and Generation Y (1977-2000), with aspirations of educating and nurturing themselves about issues that can affect us daily. ... There are ...

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These are other secondary reasons why I felt motivated to teach students and professors in my community about "Healthy Lifestyle.... From past experiences and research, I have acknowledged that students and professors at colleges and universities like UM are relatively conscious about health issues. ... I believe that my ideal target audience to whom to teach this topic are students and professors pertaining to Baby Boomers (1946-64), Generation X (1965-76), and Generation Y (1977-2000) with aspirations of educating and nurturing themselves about issues that can affect us daily. ... There...

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The state of Arizona does not mandate the number of high school physical education credits required for a student to graduate ("2010, National Association for Sport and Physical Education and the American Heart Association"). If the P.E classes were required at every school, students would be more vibrant and friendly with each other because exercise reduces stress from other classes and they can interact with different kinds of students, not only exclusive friends. ... This would reduce conflict among students in schools. ... They provide programs and encourage teens to join the pr...

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According to an article, Facebook has over six hundred million daily users, and that most college students use Facebook one hundred minutes, on average, per day (Mabe and Keel 516). ... Pro eating disorder websites are easily accessible to women online, encouraging them to persist with their fixation of attaining the perfect body. ... In her article she writes that some websites have links to chat rooms where women encourage each other and post tips to help others maintain their obsession (122). ... As media encourages the development and maintenance of eating disorders through the expanding o...

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Video games have infested our community which will keep not only children, but junior high, High school, and college students from wanting to be part of a wellness program. ... New weight loss pills are being introduced more often than ever, which encourages people to just take pills rather than exercise. ... The weather in the fall may encourage more people to get involved in outdoor activities like the move your feet program. ...

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Female athletes are then encouraged to meet this sexy standard, therefore, leading these superior athletes to focus on their weight, not their health or nutrition. ... It is highly encouraged to address the problem when first detected. The main component of helping a student-athlete who has accumulated the symptoms of the Triad should focus more on their nutrition and health, than their weight. ...

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Conger (2000) said, "The media definitely encourage eating disorders, if you interview 100 women, you would be hard-pressed to find one who is happy with their body because of the standards the media set." ... The effect of media analysis on attitudes and behaviors reguarding body image among college students. ... Earlier I talked about how women with eating disorders were likely to say that the images encouraged their eating disorders. ...

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However, family can also promote healthy body images by doing many things like encouraging their children to have pride in their appearance without insisting that they have to look in a particular way. ... According to Bryan Jenny, the author of Eating Disorders, if you go to an average American school, there are probably between six and ten students with anorexia. This means that nationwide, there are eight million students suffering from anorexia nervosa! ...

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"About 35 percent of high school students report that they participate in at least 60 minutes of physical activity on 5 or more days of the week, and only 30 percent of students report that they attend physical education class daily. ... Families can focus on creating a home environment that encourages and supports healthy choices. ... School can develop recommendations for scheduling nutritious breakfast at appropriate times that allow students sufficient time to eat. ...

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