1992
DOI: 10.1111/j.1746-1561.1992.tb01231.x
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Creating an Agenda for School‐Based Health Promotion: A Review of 25 Selected Reports

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“…There is an abundant body of evidence to demonstrate that the health of students constitutes a major factor affecting their capacity to learn (Lavin et al, 1992;Allensworth, 1997;WHO, 1997;Ziglio, 1997). The school environment has a direct impact on the self-esteem, educational achievement and health of its pupils and staff (Hopkins, 1987;Sammons et al, 1994).…”
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“…There is an abundant body of evidence to demonstrate that the health of students constitutes a major factor affecting their capacity to learn (Lavin et al, 1992;Allensworth, 1997;WHO, 1997;Ziglio, 1997). The school environment has a direct impact on the self-esteem, educational achievement and health of its pupils and staff (Hopkins, 1987;Sammons et al, 1994).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Il n'est pas surprenant de retrouver ici, pour un domaine particulier, l'essentiel de ce qui a été identifié comme facilitant la réussite éducative en général et la réduction des inégalités en particulier (Fullan, 2001). Des relations ont été clairement établies dans les recherches, entre comportements de santé et réussite scolaire (Lavin, Shapiro et Weill, 1992 ;Mukoma et Flisher, 2004). En complément d'autres déterminants, notamment celui de l'environnement social, la santé apparait comme un élément clé de la réussite scolaire .…”
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“…Lavin et al (1992) stated that "schools are society's vehicle for providing young people with the tools for successful adulthood." Having the knowledge and ability to make healthful dietary and lifestyle decisions should be prominent in such a "toolbox.…”
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“…School is an ideal environment for implementing nutrition education in a systematic and efficient manner, not only for students but also for teachers, food service and other school staff, parents and community members (Lavin et al 1992;Nicklas et al 1997;Briggs et al …”
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