
School, Health, Nutrition and Education for All : Levelling The Playing Field.
Title:
School, Health, Nutrition and Education for All : Levelling The Playing Field.
Author:
Jukes, M.C.H.
ISBN:
9781845933128
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (159 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- List of boxes, figures and tables -- List of abbreviations and acronyms -- Acknowledgements -- About the authors -- About the book -- Chapter 1 The compelling case for school health and nutrition -- Challenges in achieving Education for All -- School health and nutrition: a "quick win" -- Levelling the playing field -- The Double Jeopardy of disease among the poor -- School health and nutrition programmes develop capabilities -- Developing the case for school health and nutrition -- Chapter 2 Challenges for child health and nutrition -- Health and nutrition of infants and preschool children -- Health and nutrition in infancy and early childhood -- Summary: Health and nutrition in infancy and early childhood -- School-age children -- Disease -- Malnutrition -- Summary: School-age children -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3 Health, nutrition and access to education -- School enrolment, absenteeism and drop-out in poor countries -- Health, nutrition and school enrolment -- The impact of nutrition on primary school enrolment -- The impact of infection on primary school enrolment -- The impact of school-age health and nutrition on enrolment -- Summary: Health, nutrition and school enrolment -- Absenteeism and drop-out -- Malaria prevention improves school attendance -- Deworming improves school attendance -- Improved nutrition increases attendance at preschools -- School feeding programmes improve primary school attendance -- Parental infection with HIV&AIDS leads to absenteeism -- Summary: Health, nutrition and school attendance -- Interventions: What works? -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4 Long-term effects of preschool health and nutrition on educational achievement -- Mechanisms for the effects of health and nutrition on learning -- Direct effects of health and nutrition on behaviour -- Indirect effects of health and nutrition on behaviour.
Nutritional deficiencies and child development -- Undernutrition -- Summary: Undernutrition and child development -- Micronutrient deficiencies -- Iron deficiency anaemia -- Other nutritional deficiencies -- Summary: Micronutrient deficiencies and child development -- Infectious disease and child development -- Malaria infection has long-term effects on education -- Worm infections may affect the cognitive abilities of preschoolers -- Infants with Giardia infection have lower IQ at age 9 -- Otitis media (Glue Ear) affects language development of poor children -- Survivors of meningitis perform poorly at school -- Summary: Infectious disease and child development -- Interventions: What works? -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5 Health, nutrition and educational achievement of school-age children -- Nutritional deficiencies in school-age children -- Hungry children have poor cognitive abilities -- Undernourished children perform poorly at school -- School feeding programmes have modest effects on educational achievement -- Iron supplementation improves cognitive function of school-age children -- Cognitive development is delayed in iodine deficient areas -- Multiple micronutrients improve cognitive abilities -- Summary: Nutrition in school-age children -- Infectious disease in school-age children -- Deworming improves the potential to learn -- School-based malaria prevention improves educational achievement -- Colds delay reactions -- flu impairs attention -- Children with HIV infection perform poorly at school -- Orphanhood leads to psychosocial problems in school-age children -- Summary: Infection in school-age children -- Interventions: What works? -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6 Costs and benefits of school health and nutrition interventions -- Intervention costs and cost-effectiveness -- Delivery costs of school health and nutrition programmes are low.
Cost-effectiveness of school health and nutrition programmes for improving children's health -- Cost-effectiveness of school health and nutrition programmes for improving education -- Economic benefits of increased school participation -- Economic benefits of long-term improvements in cognitive abilities -- Improved cognition leads to improved educational attainment -- The global impact of school health and nutrition programmes -- Comparative cost-effectiveness of school health and nutrition programmes -- From cost-effectiveness to programme design -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7 School health and nutrition programmes -- Policy and economic issues in designing interventions -- International efforts to support school health and nutrition programmes -- Programmatic approaches in practice -- Lessons learned from programmatic experience -- Key issues in designing an effective school health and nutrition programme -- School health and nutrition programmes: a policy priority -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z.
Abstract:
Examines the challenges to child health and nutrition, the impact of these on education and the costs, benefits and policy options involved in the implementation of health and nutrition programmes in schools.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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