英文摘要 |
In order to develop students' good eating habits, Happy Elementary School implemented the dining guide "Fun of Eating Activity" which was designed to add "concentration" and "relaxation" of the meditation in the 103 academic year. We hope that the students can eat lunch leisurely and slowly. The research is focusing on the fifth and sixth grade students who were in the 103 academic year. The qualitative results of the activity were evaluated by Donabedian's Structure-Process-Outcome model. The nurse's self-evaluation: 1. In terms of human resources, school teachers and community volunteers participated in the design of teaching aids and activities. 2. In terms of material resources, the volunteers prepared the posters and voice guidance files. 3. In terms of financial resources, it was sponsored by the school. 4. In terms of time management, it took four months to complete the voice guidance files. Seventy five percent of teachers observed students gradually developed good dining habits, eating, chewing and swallowing slowly, orderly and quietly. Dining time had a better cordial, and no one did intense exercise after the meal. Seventy-eight percent of students thought they ate more slowly, chewed longer, paid more attention to eat, and felt the taste of food. They even no longer had stomachache. The quantitative results of the activity were made by comparing the two dependent samples t-tests by the pre-test and post-test of the "Fun of Eating Activity" measurement data. There was no significant difference between the pre-test and post-test data (t=-0.98, P=0.33). |