1. Effect of Distance of Cafeteria on Teachers’ Diet By: Carlo Alvarez, MohaidAsad, Jaime de Jesus, Andrea Fiechter, Isabel Wilson

2. Introduction Area of experiment: International School Manila Floors 1, 2, 3 of teacher’s classroom Main food source at the 1st floor

3. Research Question Does the distance of the cafeteria to the teacher’s room affect their diet? Hypothesis: If teachers are father from the cafeteria, then their diets will be more likely to be from home, or will use portable packaging to get food. If the teachers are closer to the cafeteria, their food will mainly be from the cafeteria.

4. Investigation Methods Electronic surveys were sent to all teachers using surveymonkey.com because it’s the quickest way to get results. After receiving all the answers, we chose a specific number of teachers’ answers to get a sample.

5. Investigation Methods pt. 2: Questions: Do You Have a Specific Diet? Do You Rely On the Caf To give You Your Food? Do You Think Your Room is Too Far From the Caf? How often do you visit the Caf? (per day)

6. Results: First Floor

9. Second Floor Results

10. Second Floor: Do you Rely on the caf to give you Your food?

11. Second Floor: Frequency of Visits to Caf (perday)

12. Third Floor: Results

15. Conclusion Hypothesis Confirmed No Teachers thought Cafeteria was too far (except for third) First Floor: 64% YES Second Floor: 40% YES Third Floor: 33% YES

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