All right, if you could all give me a bit of your
focus just for while I know that there's still some work going on
but I wanted to call attention to a couple of things that
might be useful to everybody. One that's exciting to me is that I think there are two
overarching organizing strategies that are bubbling up and that
multiple people used. Both of them
could work equally well so it illustrates this idea we are talking about
last time that there's more than one way solve this problem in an effective way.
That I've seen maybe 8 or 10 people give to
their peers and I agree a hundred percent - there's a conceptual problem
presenting nutrition information in sort of
formal terms. In a
setting where they may kids may not be able to translate that information
one-to-one with what they see available to order.
So for example if you say you wanna have
a little bit of fat and a little bit of carbohydrate and little more protein a lot
of vegetable.
What they're gonna have to choose from is a whopper
and fries, right? And so how do those categories map to
what their choices actually are.
That's not me, that's several of you have given people that
advice. I saw a really good piece, I think David did
this, that said potatoes - think about a potato
as a grain or a starch. It's not really a vegetable.
So when you have fries it's really in the carbohydrate category.
So help. I wanted to point all those out because I think everybody
has that gap to fill in some way
which is how do I get these relatively abstract concept about what nutrients are
to match up in some meaningful way with the
actual choices people based on their menu.
So my recommendation is when you talk about your revision,
I want you to think expansively about how the
feedback that you got today might not just change the wording
of what you're doing, but the overall approach. Because what I'm seeing is
there's some really cool framework ideas that you might use to
really rethink how this information gets presented. Let yourself go there.
I'll process the feedback.
I'm going to be endorsing comments that give you good
feedback on defining. And I will now
add that if they also give feedback I agree with on the framework
idea, I'll endorse those too. Watch for
review number two which focuses on those other elements to come through
you wanna do that review before
we meet Tuesday and start building your revision plan.