الأطفال والشباب: المواد الغذائية وتسويق الأغذية
OpenLearn Review
الموقع
Online(رابط الدورة)
التاريخ
عند الطلب
أقسام الدورات
طبي , لياقة ورعاية صحية
الشهادة
Yes()
اللغة
الإنجليزية
رسوم الدورة
مجانيةعدد الحضور
غير محدود
المهارات المكتسبة
- identify and analyse the importance of food in various aspects of children’s and young people’s lives,understand the impact of food marketing on children from pre-schoolers to teenagers,critically discuss the idea of ‘healthy choices’ when it comes to food
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| موقعك الإلكتروني (URL) | http://www.openuniversity.edu/ |
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This free course, Children and young people: food and food marketing, examines food as a health issue and addresses children and young people’s agency and their rights. It addresses obesity, food marketing and also food as a way of expressing children’s and young people’s identities (family, class, cultural, generational). Discussing key issues that in research and thinking about food, including how policies tackling obesity are framed, it draws across work from Childhood and Youth Studies and Psychology to challenge the rhetoric of 'healthy choices' and consider why it's essential to go beyond the individual to understand systems and environments that currently fail children and their health.
