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What Did You Eat?

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The issues

This topic focuses on the nutritional aspects of food and looks at links between diet and health. Students are able to reflect on the nutritional and social values of different diets.

The scienceInsert

This topic illustrates the following fundamental themes:
  • nutritional aspects of food,
  • links between diet and health.

    The activities

    In this topic the learning activities include:
  • a personal survey of what is eaten during a typical day,
  • current and traditional eating habits,
  • concerns about diet and suggestions for improving it.

    Age range

    This topic will fit into the general biology curriculum as well as chemistry, home economics and languages. In most countries it is suitable for students aged 12 to 14 years.

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