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>but you assumed what kids eat doesn't teach them about food
I didn't, I said it's wasn't the education system but rules around what can be served where. I said the education system isn't to blame for people not knowing about food, and the canteen isn't education system, it's facilitates and laws on who can sell what where. Education system is what classes you should get, and keeping those classes on a certain level. Also, the way things are thought and tested, and the way you proceed trough schools (primary, high school, college, etc. In my country, there are countless of types of schools much more than those 3)
>Especially your point that school is only to prepare you for work.
This literally is the point of school. It's my problem people miss it and blame anything they don't know on the schooling. School teaches you how to do a job, parents raise you to be decent people. Cooking, taxes, etc are parents things to learn. If too few people in a country can do that, there are bigger problems somewhere else. It could be marketing keeping peoples stupid, it could be accessibility, it could be many things. But school is still not there to teach you how to make a meal and not be fat. That's part of being a decent human being who can do basic survival things. Parenting...
>why is not having bagged lunches a problem?
It's not a problem, but looking negative at people who bring their own lunch is. I see no reason why I it would be bad if I bring my own healthy lunch from home.
>I agree parenting is a problem, but schools do not help with the situation
Honestly, I can easily eat a meal in 30 minutes. Especially since it's already prepared either at home or by canteen people. Considering the times schools work on, one break should be enough. Heck, I would even eat bread in the small breaks you call snack breaks. No one says you need to snack in them...