Adding a salad bar to a school lunch menu for students with restricted diets is an example of evaluating a solution. gathering information. implementing a solution. weighing disadvantages.

This is an example of implementing a solution. Students need to be able to eat lunch when they go to school regardless of their dietary restrictions. Some students may have these restrictions because of medical issues, others simply for religious or personal beliefs. The school is implementing a solution because they are trying to make it easier for students to have the type of food they would like to eat. This makes it so that more students are able to get lunch at school rather than having to pack a lunch or not being able to eat because they cannot eat what the school is serving.

The school having a salad bar is a great solution to their issue. Some schools choose to have pre-packed salads, which only fixes part of the issue because it does not cover all dietary restrictions there may be. By having a salad bar and allowing each student to choose what they would like to eat from it, they are allowing the students to follow whatever diet them and their family are most comfortable with. Students will get to focus on school more if they arent hungry or stressed about their school lunch. Another benefit is that parents will feel confident that the school their child attends makes sure that every child's needs are being addressed.