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In high school I remember being consistently very tired in certain classes. One of them was health class, which replaced phys. ed. for one quarter, meaning that
by rcthompson 7y ago
In high school I remember being consistently very tired in certain classes. One of them was health class, which replaced phys. ed. for one quarter, meaning that an entire gymnasium worth of students was crammed into a classroom. Others such classes were internal classrooms with no outside walls, and hence no windows. I suspected CO2 was an issue at the time but obviously had no way to prove it.
- alexis_fr 7y agoReversely, I was surprised at how healthy (tall, notably, and a healthy skin) Australians are compared to France. I highly suspect that Australia has proper air ventilation in classrooms and we don’t in France. In France it is common, for a class, a meeting, and and even in a theater or music show, to cram people in a room, and not worry about ventilation. People complaining will be seen as weak. I wonder whether proper air venting through school increases the global IQ and total skills of students.
- paggle 7y agoIt’s also that Australians are the descendants of criminals who were shipped to a hostile land at minimal expense and managed to survive.
- Sharlin 7y agoThe idea of a windowless classroom sounds horrible. They’re definitely not permitted by building code around here.