OZschwitz edumbcation: Children in their final year of primary school believe cotton socks come from animals

Three-quarters of Australian children in their final year of primary school believe cotton socks come from animals and 27 per cent are convinced yoghurt grows on trees.

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A national survey of year 6 and 10 students by the Australian Council for Educational Research found yawning gaps in young people's knowledge of basic food origins.

In a hypothetical lunch box of bread, cheese and a banana, only 45 per cent in year 6 could identify all three as from farms.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/cultural-cringe-schoolchildren-cant-see-the-yoghurt-for-the-trees-20120304-1ub55.html#ixzz1oBlvrN71

people have long since been removed from their food source. The only connection is the supermarket shopping trip.
While making them more dependent on a system the removal also could be a unavoidable consequence of modernization and specialization.

zero wrote:: ...the removal also could be a unavoidable consequence of modernization and specialization.

:Homer:

OZschwitz edumbcation: Children in their final year of primary school believe cotton socks come from animals

OZschwitz edumbcation: Children in their final year of primary school believe cotton socks come from animals

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