It reminded me of an article I read last year about lunch room design. A New York district made a few small changes and witnessed big results. View the article here. Hover over the "i" boxes to get more information.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Lunch Room Redesign
I was listening to the Farm to School podcasts and stories recorded on Prevention Speaks. Shirley had contributed a post about keeping fruits and veggies out of the trash (Keeping the Fresh Fruit Out of the Trash, September 2011). In the podcast, school staff gave the option of fruits or veggies and didn't automatically put an apple on a plate. Giving kids the option led to students making a healthy choice without being prompted to do so.
It reminded me of an article I read last year about lunch room design. A New York district made a few small changes and witnessed big results. View the article here. Hover over the "i" boxes to get more information.
It reminded me of an article I read last year about lunch room design. A New York district made a few small changes and witnessed big results. View the article here. Hover over the "i" boxes to get more information.
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I read that on the Good blog last year too, especially liked the clean design and data visualization.
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