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Results of Surveys Conducted in RGS

Results of Surveys Conducted in RGS. This is a genuine problem. Effects of problem: students may skip meals which leads to lack of concentration. Gulp down food leading to indigestion. Possible causes: Time taken during exchange of money. Deciding what to buy in front of stall.

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Results of Surveys Conducted in RGS

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  1. Results of Surveys Conducted in RGS

  2. This is a genuine problem

  3. Effects of problem: • students may skip meals which leads to lack of concentration

  4. Gulp down food leading to indigestion

  5. Possible causes: • Time taken during exchange of money

  6. Deciding what to buy in front of stall

  7. The other possible causes obtained were: • current system designed for fewer students • New 5 by 2 day system cuts students’ recesses

  8. Criteria for solution: • Cost should be absorbed by school

  9. Results of surveys conducted in schools with e-canteen system

  10. Media Sources- news articles

  11. Friday October 13, 2000 Net to spy on children's lunch PARENTS who worry that their children are eating too much fried greasy food during their lunch breaks will soon be able to log on to the internet and check out what their kids are eating at school. Kids swipe their way to food By Wong Sher Maine03 January 2001 ''It saves a lot of time because we don't have to pay cash and wait for the change. The queue moves faster. It's also very easy to use,'' said Secondary 2 student Amy Norashidah, 13. Canberra: First e-telligent schoolBy Margaret Chye As the entire operations are linked via the Internet, students will be able to choose from a menu what they want. Parents can also monitor the type of food their kids consume or order in advance for them as all orders contain nutritional information like calorie, vitamin, and cholesterol content.

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