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Cafeterias with more space, less noise Christine Caruso, Assistant Professor of Public Health, University of Saint Joseph: Even prior to the pandemic, staff and students were concerned about crowding and noise levels in cafeterias, according to research my colleague and I conducted on school meal pr...

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Published in:The Conversation : Education 2021-03-30
Main Authors: Gaddis, Jennifer, Cotwright, Caree J, Caruso, Christine C, Long, Michael
Format: Newspaper Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Classrooms
Community Relations
Coronaviruses
COVID-19
Crowding
Dining Facilities
Family Income
In Person Learning
Low Income Groups
Meals
Nutrition
Nutrition Instruction
Public Health
School lunches
Students
Teaching Methods
Test Results
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Summary:Cafeterias with more space, less noise Christine Caruso, Assistant Professor of Public Health, University of Saint Joseph: Even prior to the pandemic, staff and students were concerned about crowding and noise levels in cafeterias, according to research my colleague and I conducted on school meal programs. [...]the video, student comments and taste-test results are posted for other students to view before the recipe is added to the menu. More food justice efforts Jennifer Gaddis, Assistant Professor of Civil Society & Community Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison: Congress provided limited funding in March 2020 to help reimburse school food providers for the financial losses they experienced during school closures.