5. Choose books that are mostly non-fiction but have some fiction books that may target eating disorders.
6. Choose encyclopedias that talk about nutrition and eating disorders since food science and nutrition is a high demand class to take as an elective.BUDGET SUMMARY<br />All in all, through my research I did formulate an opinion about some of the vendors. I felt that it would be beneficial to the media center if food encyclopedias were purchased; simply because the food and nutrition class is in high demand- kids are crazy about cooking! Also, Food Science is another class that is offered and it is offered as a fourth science that is recognized by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. The most costly resource was the multi-volume encyclopedias, which were a little over two thousand dollars. My grand total was $3,785.33. I also purchased some fictional books that centered on eating disorders. I must say that I like the PermaBound vendors the most because they had a lot of resources that you could choose from. The following wiki is a page I created for teachers to use to help guide student projects: http://nutritionwebsources.pbworks.com/FrontPage<br />