Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

Of OBTAINING pupils nj recess and alter
school for bad ionduct or neglect Of
dntyY
"a By what ilenns would You seek
~ Prevent tardiicss and ABSENCE
52. What ARE ~onc of the evils OF
these bad habitsi
%. 10 what Sxtcnt are partnis re.
sponsible for tarlincss aud absence?
"a. By what means would you seek
to form studions habits in your pupils ?
25 Why should the aim Of all gov.
crnment be to promote seli-control?
20. What is thcoply sure foundation
of self-government in the community
or state? n
27. How can teacher who fails TO
control himself secure seli-control in
his pupils?
VENTILATION oF SCHOOL ROOMS. :.
l. What are ths constituents of the
a'g'ipAsis :. X sSas ~ these eons.itu-
cnts associated ?
3. What is the office OF oxygen IN
respiration
4. What is the use of nitrogen in the
atmosphen Fl?
5. What would be the effect ofbreath-
ing pure oxygen2
d. What OF inhaling pure nitrogen 2
I. What is the composition of car.
bonic'acid gasp
s. Name some of the more common
forms Of carbon?
.. What are some OF, the more com.
mon sources of carbonic acid gas2
10. What causes tend to produce it
in the school roomY
IL. Name some of the moro inluri-
Gus effects of the inhalation OF impure
air by pupils.
IL. What is the effect of carbonic
acid upon the throat when present in
quantity?
10. What are its effects upon the
brain
IA. How does it affect the mind ?
Why?
ID. What other combinations Of car
bon and oxygen are deleterious TO
health
l6 How docs the effect OF carbonic
oxide upon the animal economy differ
from that of carbonic acid ?
II. Why is its presence more dan
gerous than the latter?
lS What diseases are likely to be
produced by foul air in the school
room ?
10. How may you account for the
frequently dull and stupid condition Of
children in school?
20. How many cubic feet per hour
of pure air are nccessary-to the health
OF an adult?
2l. How many cubic feet of air space
should be allowed for each child in n
primary school ?
%. What relation should the meth
cd of heating a school room bear to the
ventilation?
%. Why is room heated by direct
radiation alone, difficult TO ventilate :?
What is the best method OF ventilation
in the summer time?
q. How would you aim to secure
sufficient fresh air in case no system
of ventilation were provided in your
oohovl iovni :?
%. What are the advantages OF n
small fire place and chimney, or an air
tube and register, leading from school
room
26. What are the disadvantages of
lowering the windows during schsol
hours What are the objections, il
any, to opening the doors and windows
at recess2
27. Why is it necessary TO provide
for the admission OF pure airintoa room,
as well as for the expulsion Of ionl air
from it2
%. Why should not cold air currents
be allowed to strike the children =?
go. Atabout what temperature should
the air Of a school room be held z
30. What are some Of the more in
furious effects Of too warm rooms
81. Why should every school room
bc provided with good thermometer
32. Why should some means for
evaporating an adequate amount OF
water be provided in connection-with
the heating apparatus ?
33. Why do candles, lamps. &c., burn
dimly in crowded and iIl.ventilaied
rooms?
"a, Why is it dangerous to burn
charcoal in an open vessel in close
room ?
80. Why is it dangerous to descend
into old and unused wells, vaults, and
other deep places
49, What precaution should alwayf
be observed before enteringsuch places
81. Why should the exit for the iou
air of room be near the floor rather
than the ceiling?
3S. Why should the warm and pur'
air be admitted near the floor?
80. On what condition is il possible
TO expcl foul air from an apartment
40. Why is it better to slight.
lower the upper sash than TO be dc
privcd of pure airY
Al. Upon the operation of what Law
of gases does this method Of vcntila
ton tend to improve the quality of tb
air in room
~. Explain what is meant by th
diffusion Of gases.
43. Whatproportion ofdeatbsamon
the human race do you suppose result
either directly or Indirectly IRON ior
airY
, a. How far are teachers respons
bic for the proper ventilation of th
; school room2 Why?
, l5. How far are teachers responsible
!, for thcprevalcncc Of correct ideas VI
on the subject in the community
i6. To what extent should teacher
be held responsible for the health {
! ! their pupilsY
. AZ. What excuse have teachers Il
ignorance upon these subjects2
4s. What is your opinion of thos
, who assume the responsibility Of II
teacher without properly qualiiyin
a themselves for their duties
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