expressed significantly higher satisfaction than cafeteria group (3.16‚ P < 0.01)‚ but as for the satisfaction on hygiene‚ classroom group (2.76) showed significantly lower satisfaction than cafeteria group (3.03‚ P < 0.01). About the satisfaction of school meal environment‚ classroom group showed more satisfaction on distribution time‚ eating place‚ eating atmosphere (P < 0.001). The classroom group showed higher satisfaction than cafeteria group in cases of quantity‚ diversity of types of
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THE FACTORS AFFECTING LOW SEAT TURNOVER IN EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE’S CAFETERIA An Undergraduate Research Proposal Presented to the Faculty of Department of Hotel and Restaurant Management Emilio Aguinaldo College Dasmariñas City‚ Cavite In Partial Fulfillmentof the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Hotel and Restaurant Management July 2013 Republic of the Philippines Emilio Aguinaldo College-Cavite Dasmariñas City‚ Cavite iii ABSTRACT The said study
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Closer Look at K-12 Cafeteria Food The mother looks at her children before she sends them off to school and thinks about how they’re day will go and if they will be eating right. She had packed them lunches while she apprehensively thinks about the school cafeteria food. Can you believe that so many children in elementary schools do not bring their lunch to school because parents feel that it’s more convenient or a time saver in the mornings‚ so their kids eat the school cafeteria food? This topic
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Level of Customer Satisfaction in a School Cafeteria Using the SERVQUAL Model A Research Paper Presented to The Faculty of Manila Tytana College of Accountancy and Management MANILA TYTANA COLLEGES Pasay City In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Degree BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT AUGUST 2013 CHAPTER I THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction Customers are the ones who make the business survive‚ and it is the personnel
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In The Cafeteria Should Be Healthy Type of essay: Persuasion Introduction: Introduction Sentence: Parents spend a lot of time keeping their children healthy but at a young age‚ they start school and many schools n Topic: Food In The Cafeteria Should Be Healthy Type of essay: Persuasion Introduction: Introduction Sentence: Parents spend a lot of time keeping their children healthy but at a young age‚ they start school and many schools now a days have cafeterias. But not
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Anthony Santos September 18‚ 2013 Narrative Essay Professor Wang Unfamiliar Territory I recall the nerves‚ sweat‚ and some tears of my first day of public school in an unfamiliar environment. I was vulnerable and invisible to all the chaos occurring in my peripheral vision. All I remember is seeing an endless sea of faces from all different colors‚ backgrounds‚ and ages. In the moment‚ I perceived that anyone who survived this madness would be considered invincible. This experience
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Compare and Contrast Essay January 7 2012 Two schools I have attended are Seth G. Haley Elementary School and Harry M. Bailey Middle School. Both are located in West Haven‚ CT but have different addresses. Seth Haley is located at 148 South Street and Harry Bailey is at 106 Morgan Lane. Both have a Principal who is male. Ronald Stancil Jr. is at Haley and Dr. Anthony Cordone is at Bailey. Bailey has two Vice Principals to help out too. Seth Haley is an Elementary School that starts with
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Introduction: Things that need to be changed or addressed in the school. A. Changes with the school cafeteria menu‚ damaged lockers‚ dirty classrooms‚ exercise‚ etc. B. School is a way of students learning and how the school is functioning plays a huge role in student’s success. Nonetheless‚ not everyone thinks school is perfect and some things could be changed. These changes will improve our school and make a better learning‚ environment for the students and improve students overall academic
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schools throughout our country. Many parents‚ teachers‚ as well as students tried to tackle this problem; but it still remains an issue. Dana Woldow‚ who’s been involved with this school lunch problem since 2002 once said to congress “Try school cafeteria food in your district. Then see if you continue to make the same decisions about how you fund the program.”(Dana Woldow) Schools serve lunches that lack all the nutrients we need as children for your typical breakfast and lunch. Children in school
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Woldow asked every member of Congress to try their districts school cafeteria food before making any decisions regarding cutting a bill that was to be passed for school lunch funding in half. Blogs‚ articles‚ and comments sections have pointed out a catalog of perks members of Congress receive at a discounted rate on the taxpayers
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