FOOD AND NUTRITION EDUCATION AT HIGH SCHOOL: ENSINO MÉDIO TÉCNICO: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APROACH
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v45i3.64539Abstract
School is a strategic environment to promote health, influencing on students eating habits. Therefore, this work objective is to contribute with the development of actions that promote independent healthy eating habits which will promote and protect health. This is an experience report associated with a qualitative approach carried out in technical high school in partnership with the sociology, physical education and geography teachers. The project made it possible to promote dialogue spaces in the school community by providing support material through educational games that brought a food and nutritional education approach in a dynamic and interactive way.
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