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Most state governments missed the dead line, with a view to boost universalization of primary education (class I V) by improving enrolment, attendance, retention and learning levels of children, especially those belonging to disadvantaged sections and to improve nutritional status of students of primary stage the cooked Mid-day meal programme was started in West Bengal in 1100 schools of six districts from January 2003.A well organized midday meal can be used as an opportunity to improve various good habits to children (such as washing ones hands before and after eating) and to educate them…mehr

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Most state governments missed the dead line, with a view to boost universalization of primary education (class I V) by improving enrolment, attendance, retention and learning levels of children, especially those belonging to disadvantaged sections and to improve nutritional status of students of primary stage the cooked Mid-day meal programme was started in West Bengal in 1100 schools of six districts from January 2003.A well organized midday meal can be used as an opportunity to improve various good habits to children (such as washing ones hands before and after eating) and to educate them about the importance of clean water, god hygiene and other related matters.The problem, the investigator, chose, was to take A critical analysis of effect of Mid Day Meal in Elementary level and its impact on attitude towards primary education.
Autorenporträt
Mr.Pradip GiriMr.Giri, Lecturer in Sree Sree Ramakrishna B. Ed College under Calcutta University, west Bengal in India. He got Educational qualifications such as B.A (Hons), M.A (Geography), M. Phil, PGDUMP, SDEnvs (National seminar), PGDCA, B. Ed, M. Ed.