Feature Article: This study evaluated a nutrition education curriculum by examining participant behavior change. A previously used curricula was compared to a new one. Participant, educator, and program variables were explored relative to behavior change. Finding indicated that both curricula influenced behavior change in participant, educator, race and educator experience. Participant and educator variables should be considered in future program/curriculum implication.
BT - Journal of Extension DA - 01/2009 IS - 1 LA - eng N1 -Iowa State University
N2 -Feature Article: This study evaluated a nutrition education curriculum by examining participant behavior change. A previously used curricula was compared to a new one. Participant, educator, and program variables were explored relative to behavior change. Finding indicated that both curricula influenced behavior change in participant, educator, race and educator experience. Participant and educator variables should be considered in future program/curriculum implication.
PY - 2007 RN -Edited 6/13/14 SJC
T2 - Journal of Extension TI - Evaluation of the Iowa Expanded Food and Nutrition Education program and food stamp nutrition program UR - http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/224000100 VL - 47 ER -