FRAC, the Food Research & Action Center, has assembled a helpful report that examines the connection between having breakfast and learning.
Topics explored include:
- Skipping Breakfast and Experiencing Hunger Impair Children’s Ability to Learn
- Eating Breakfast, Including at School, Helps Improve Student Academic Performance and Behavior
- Breakfast in the Classroom Programs and Programs Offering Breakfast at no Cost to all Children in the Cafeteria Yield Other Positive Results
- Beliefs About Breakfast Can Influence Participation in School Breakfast
- School Breakfast Decreases the Risk of Food Insecurity
- School Breakfast Can Improve Children’s Dietary Intake and Protect Against Obesity and Other Negative Health Outcomes
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