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[Evaluation of the effectiveness of a nutrition education intervention performed by primary school teachers].

E Agozzino1, D Esposito, S Genovese, E Manzi, P Russo Krauss.   

Abstract

This study values the effectiveness of nutrition education interventions carried out by teachers with active didactic methodologies. The research was carried out by administering a frequency of food intake questionnaire, before and after the intervention. To compare the answers given before and after the educational intervention the Wilcoxon-test was applied to dependent data. Our research confirmed that a substantial percentage of children do not show a correct nutrition and therefore nutrition education interventions are opportune and necessary. In the group with "insufficient execution" particular variations are not taken place. In the group with "sufficient execution" increase the number of subjects having breakfast, particularly with milk and biscuits, and decrease the snakes intake. Moreover there is a general decrease of intake food as meat, fish, vegetables, salami and legumes. So this educational intervention seems to have only partial effectiveness.

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Year:  2007        PMID: 17937324

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Ann Ig        ISSN: 1120-9135


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