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Biology with Computers Energy in Food Council of Atlantic Ministers of Education and Training (CAMET)

Standard DescriptionObjectives
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Healthy Living 1200

  • 02. HEALTHY EATING

  • A. FOOD AND WELL-BEING
01. Identify and analyse the impacts of eating practices on personal well-being
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Healthy Living 1200

  • 02. HEALTHY EATING

  • A. FOOD AND WELL-BEING
02. Critically analyse the contribution of healthy eating and good nutrition to aesthetic appeal: glowing skin, shiny hair, high energy
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Healthy Living 1200

  • 02. HEALTHY EATING

  • A. FOOD AND WELL-BEING
03. Evaluate health benefits/risks associated with eating practices
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Healthy Living 1200

  • 02. HEALTHY EATING

  • A. FOOD AND WELL-BEING
04. Critically analyse the impact of eating practices on the prevention and/or development of chronic health conditions.
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Healthy Living 1200

  • 02. HEALTHY EATING

  • B. FOOD, EATING, AND YOU
01. Analyse personal eating practices
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Healthy Living 1200

  • 02. HEALTHY EATING

  • B. FOOD, EATING, AND YOU
02. Identify challenges to healthy eating
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Healthy Living 1200

  • 02. HEALTHY EATING

  • B. FOOD, EATING, AND YOU
03. Evaluate the relationship between physical activity and dietary requirements
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Healthy Living 1200

  • 02. HEALTHY EATING

  • C. FOOD SECURITY
01. Demonstrate an understanding of the factors underlying food sufficiency and their impact on healthy eating in self, family, and country
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 1: To develop an interest in nutrition, as well as a basic understanding of its relationship to good health

  • OBJECTIVES
1.01 To recognize the need for nutrition education in developing good nutrition practices
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 1: To develop an interest in nutrition, as well as a basic understanding of its relationship to good health

  • OBJECTIVES
1.04 To know the major nutrients, their primary functions and some major food sources for each
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 2: To develop an appreciation of the importance of applying sound nutritional knowledge and relating it to dietary concerns throughout the life cycle
2.02 To understand the importance of good feeding practices during a child's first year of life
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 2: To develop an appreciation of the importance of applying sound nutritional knowledge and relating it to dietary concerns throughout the life cycle
2.03 To be aware of the nutritional needs of young children and the importance of developing sound eating practices early in life
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 2: To develop an appreciation of the importance of applying sound nutritional knowledge and relating it to dietary concerns throughout the life cycle
2.04 To be aware of the principles of nutrition necessary to meet adolescent needs
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 2: To develop an appreciation of the importance of applying sound nutritional knowledge and relating it to dietary concerns throughout the life cycle
2.05 To understand the importance of appropriate dietary practices to meet the nutritional needs of the elderly
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 2: To develop an appreciation of the importance of applying sound nutritional knowledge and relating it to dietary concerns throughout the life cycle
2.06 To understand that the energy needs of adults decline, but their nutrient needs stay the same
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 2: To develop an appreciation of the importance of applying sound nutritional knowledge and relating it to dietary concerns throughout the life cycle
2.07 To evaluate the nutritional needs of physically active individuals
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)

  • Senior

  • Nutrition

  • UNIT 1 FOOD NEEDS AND PATTERNS

  • MAJOR OBJECTIVE 2: To develop an appreciation of the importance of applying sound nutritional knowledge and relating it to dietary concerns throughout the life cycle
2.10 To understand that there is a link between cancer and diet and that dietary modification can reduce the risk of cancer