12.3 DOL

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What is the main difference between Sweetgreen’s and the Guardian’s photos of school lunches?

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Sweetgreen’s photos of school lunches are more idealized than the Guardian’s images.

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What does the phrase 'the idea that children outside the U.S. eat better school lunches than Americans has also become a cliché' imply?

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It suggests that while there may be some truth to the idea, it is often overstated or generalized.

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What is a key feature of Japan’s school lunch program?

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Japan’s idea to involve students during school lunch is similar to Estonia’s idea to include its students in meal planning and feedback.

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What is the significance of including seasonal ingredients in school lunches?

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It emphasizes the importance of high-quality produce and supports local agriculture.

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What does the term 'national school lunch program' refer to?

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A government initiative that provides meals to students in schools, often ensuring nutritional standards.

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How do school lunch programs differ between the U.S. and other countries?

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Many countries emphasize high-quality produce and seasonal ingredients, while the U.S. has a more standardized approach.

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What is one reason why some countries do not have nationalized school lunch programs?

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Cultural differences and varying levels of government support for education and nutrition.

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What role do students play in Japan’s school lunch program?

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Students are involved in providing feedback to chefs and participating in meal planning.

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What is the impact of school lunch programs on children's health?

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Well-structured school lunch programs can improve children's nutrition and overall health.

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What is an example of a country that offers free school lunch to all students?

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Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Brazil, and India are examples of countries that provide free school lunch.