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Electronic security systems. Cadino E., 2001.
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The French author's book discusses a wide range of electronic security and alarm systems. The purpose of this publication is to give a detailed idea of all parts of the security complex. Along with inexpensive indoor security devices, self-made designs for household use are described: fire alarms, water leakage sensors, a wide variety of anti-theft systems, programmers for popular controllers. The book is designed for the widest readership - from radio amateurs to professionals.
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Schoolchildren who skip breakfast perform worse
14.10.2023
Pupils who skip breakfast on school days get lower grades than those who eat regularly before school starts, according to a new study in Yorkshire, UK.
Dr Katie Adolph, from the School of Psychology at the University of Leeds, lead author of the study, said:
"Our work shows that high school students are at a disadvantage if they skip their morning meal, not providing the brain with the resources it needs to start the school day."
A survey of 294 pupils from schools and colleges in West Yorkshire found that 29% rarely or never ate breakfast on school days, 18% ate breakfast sometimes and 53% did so regularly.
When analyzing academic performance, the researchers found that students who ate breakfast infrequently scored 1,20 points lower on average than those who ate before school, controlling for other factors.
This study provides valuable data highlighting the importance of breakfast in improving student achievement and overcoming barriers to education. Because education plays a key role in a child's future success and lift out of poverty, ensuring every child has a healthy start to the day should be a priority for parents.