'Food preferences' diaporamas de présentation

Key Issues

Key Issues. Where a re f olk and popular l eisure a ctivities distributed? Where are folk and population material culture distributed? Why is access to folk and popular culture unequal? Why do folk and popular culture face sustainability challenges?. Learning Outcomes.

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Work in A Socially Diverse Environment

Work in A Socially Diverse Environment. Elements of Cultural Diversity Dealing with Misunderstandings. Objectives. At the end of this training session, the participants:- Value customers and colleagues from different cultural groups and treat them with respect and sensitivity.

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Culture

Culture . A Review. Recall:. We are social beings We live in groups We interact with each other in groups Groups have an impact on us. Culture.

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Wildlife Habitat

Wildlife Habitat. Objective: Describe the basic requirements for fish and wildlife species and explain methods to improve habitat for fish and wildlife. Habitat. Each species of wildlife requires a specific environment or habitat in which to live.

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Sensory Evaluation

Sensory Evaluation . The Human Factor. Influences on Food Preferences. Physical: Issues that can affect the ability to detect flavors: Body chemistry Number of taste buds Age Gender. Influences of Food Preferences. Psychological:

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Environmental Exposures and Autism

Environmental Exposures and Autism. Claudia S. Miller, M.D., M.S. Professor, Family & Community Medicine The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio millercs@uthscsa.edu. Synthetic Organic Chemical Production United States, 1945 - 1985.

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Reflective Workshop 1 D ay workshop

Reflective Workshop 1 D ay workshop. Raising awareness of the power of food in understanding and caring for looked after children. WORKSHOP AIMS. To get us all thinking about the ways in which food is used by children and adults

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Pregnancy:

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Section 10

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Folk and Popular Culture

Folk and Popular Culture. Why Is Folk Culture Clustered?. A groups unique folk customs develop through centuries of relative isolation from customs practiced by other culture groups Folk customs observed at a point in time vary widely from one place to another, even nearby places Himalayan Art

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Eating and Eating Disorders

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Why is folk culture clustered?

Why is folk culture clustered?. Ch. 4 Key Issue 2 Isolation promotes cultural diversity Influence of the physical environment. Isolation Promotes Cultural Diversity (p. 120) - Himalayan Art. Influence of the Physical Environment (p. 120).

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Marketing Foods to Hispanic Consumers in Kentucky

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What is on your menu?

What is on your menu?. Are all your students needs and wants the same ?. Think of all the choices every day you as a consumer have- are students getting choices. MENUS. How many do you need?. Breakfast and Lunch. elementary, middle, and high. Afterschool snack. CACFP, ASP.

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Ageing & Nutrition

Ageing & Nutrition. Nutrition for people living in disability group homes.

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What to do and not do !

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Are All Wrong FCI Answers Equivalent?

2. Latent Markov Chain: The Math. Background

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