Topic: nutrition what is your first reaction to this topic? what interests you about this topic? what do you already know about this topic? how does this topic relate to you or to people you know? when has this topic come up recently in conversation, in the news, or in something you've read? what is appropriate for a class discussion? brainstorm to generate ideas. use the questions on the left to you.

First reaction: Eating healthy foods.

Interested: It is about how what we eat can help or hinder our bodies.

Know: Nutrition means the process of obtaining or providing the food necessary for health and growth. It is known that if you eat junk food all day, that you will probably have bad health.

Conversation: I watched a video that said that eating a healthy diet will help you to reverse aging, more than eating anything that is unhealthy. Mountain Dew has the most amount of sugar content in it than all other sodas.

Discussion: What foods do we eat that could have more of a negative effect than a positive one?

I hope that helps... =)

What is your first reaction to this topic?

I know it is important, but at the same time, it feels boring.

What interests you about this topic?

I have some interest considering that I'd love to know how to be healthier while eating things that are very tasteful.

What do you already know about this topic?

Not much, but enough to avoid eating a lot of fast food and other things that are obviously bad for you.

How does this topic relate to you or to people you know?

It doesn't, really. Besides the fact that I wish I was able to eat tasty healthier food.

When has this topic come up recently in conversation, in the news, or in something you've read?

I have a friend who is a personal trainer and she is constantly condemning one thing or another that I eat when we have lunch together. Last time he was complaining about my french fries.

What is appropriate for a class discussion?

Most likely anything regarding biology or health. It surely depends on your take about the subject.

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