Does eating breakfast have an effect on a student in school?

Question

I'm doing a science project and i need help! plz save me!

Answer 1

Breakfast will give your body the energy it needs until that mid morning snack/lunch remember breakfast is to break your fasting from the night before so make sure you have a well balanced breakfast every morning with a food from each food group (breads and cereals, dairy, meat, veges, fruit and a handful of unsalted nuts like almonds or macadamias.
And yes breakfast will have a good effect on a student especially teens so eat up!

Answer 2

yes it does. no breakfast= a very hungry person who is sluggish and has little energy and can think straight and overeats later on. an unhealthy breakfast like sausage and eggs or sugary cereal= a sugar crash or a slow student who cant think straight. a good healthy breakfast= a good student who gets good grades and has enough energy and doesnt overeat later in the day.

Answer 3

i did no longer initiate eating breakfast till those days (to boot coffee if that counts) and that i've got a GPA of three.6. i've got faith my overall performance is tremendously plenty. If I had to study in the past as quickly as I did no longer consume breakfast to now, i might say i'm doing with regard to the comparable. desire this enables and GL!!

Answer 4

yes because your metabolism slows down and you want that fast so you wont gain weight. and a student in school probably will think slower and be more tired rather than another student who eats a good breakfast each morning.

Answer 5

yes, food = energy.

If you skip breakfast, your entire body will be tired and lethargic (including your brain) so you won't take in information as effectively.

Everyone, especially students, need a hearty breakfast to enable proper brain function.

Answer 6

It is or should be a well known fact that chil;dren whi eat breakfast before going to school are more alert. Here are links to confirm this.
http://coldwaterchartwells.tripod.com/id27.html
http://docgerrytan.com/2006/08/02/the-importance-of-eating-breakfast/
http://www.weightlossresources.co.uk/diet/healthy_eating/breakfast.htm
http://www.dairycouncilofca.org/Educators/ClassroomPrograms/ProgramsBHMBreakfast.aspx

Answer 7

It's a well-established fact that children who are hungry and under-energized have less attention span and less ability to perform on school tasks.

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Eat your eggs

Answer 8

yes yes yes