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Short Lunch Period Dont Serve Students Needs

By: Karen Feldscher. Retrieved on September 11, 2015
Link: http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2015/09/short-lunch-periods-
dont-serve-students-needs/

The researcher is a school schedule guidelines. The researchers find

that students with less than 20 minutes to eat lunch consumed 13
percent less of their entres, 12 percent less of their vegetables, and
10 percent less of their milk than students who had at least 25
minutes to eat. The researchers acknowledged that while not all
schools may be able to lengthen their lunch periods, they could
develop strategies to move kids more quickly through lunch lines,
such as by adding more serving lines or setting up automated
checkout systems. The study was funded by a grant from Project
Bread and Arbella Insurance.

30 minutes Lunch Break Proposed for Schools

By: Anna Ramdass. Retrieved on April 19, 2017
Link: http://www.trinidadexpress.com/20170419/news/30-minute-lunch-
break-proposed-for-schools

The researchers are a lunch break proposal for schools. The

researchers said that the 30 minutes Lunch period instead of 1 hour
in school is being proposed as a measure to reduce pupil in discipline
and violence. The researcher said this one-hour Lunch period is the
teacher`s time, but a reduced lunch time would mean that they would
be able to leave earlier. The researcher said that having a shortened
Lunch period that we could reduce the incidence of indiscipline and
violence in the school.