Study of the relationship between the breakfast meal and the economic level, the number of family members and their impact on the mental abilities of primary students | ||
| JOURNAL OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION FOR WOMEN | ||
| Article 1, Volume 23, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 1-12 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Amir M. Ali; Ethar Z. Naji; Basheer M. Iqdiam; Ahmed S | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Five mixed primary schools from the district of Tikrit/ Salah al- din province with a total of 100 male and female pupils and two ages(8-9 and 10-11 years), were selected randomly to study the relationship between the breakfast meal and the academic level, the socioeconomic situation, and the number of family members. The study showed a positive linear correlation between the morning meal, and academic level of students for both two covered ages, also showed a clear impact between the development of family's socioeconomic situation and their nutrition level. There were an increase in the percentage of pupils aged 8-9 years with a poor nutrition when they were belonged to a poor or medium socioeconomic families, with the absence of students with poor nutrition at the improvement family level to verygood . The medium level of nutrition indicates a higher percentage when the students belongs to a good economic situation, while the level good and verygood nutrition gives an increase in the percentage of students; with the improvement at the socioconomic level of the family with a different rates of increasing, noting the absence of students with good and verygood nutrition in the case of inferior status of the family. Same relationship for pupils aged 10-11 were shown. Also there were an effect of the number of family members to which these students were belonged on the level of nutrition, there were adecrease in the level of nutrition for these students commensurate with the increase in family members for both two covered age. From this we can conclude that there were an opposite effect for both of the socioeconomic situation, and the number of family members on the academic level of the students for both two covered ages. | ||
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