Major Air Pollutants
Compared with time at home, students spend longer in schools and colleges. The air pollutants listed below may be present in these buildings. Any of them could reduce students' and staff output.
PM2.5
Very small dust particles that can be inhaled and may then reach the bloodstream.
CO2
CO2 levels sometimes go beyond the desired CO2 limits, most often in schools and colleges.
TVOC
Glue, markers and aerosol sprays are among the items that can be sources.
Ozone
Ozone may be harmful, above all to the developing lungs of students.
PM2.5
Chalk dust, outdoor PM entering through windows
CO2
Respiration
Ozone
Outdoor O3 drifting in from windows, printers and photocopiers
TVOCs
Carpets, furniture, craft supplies like markers, glue, paints and more
Who are at Risk?
Exposure to air pollution in schools or institutes puts every group of people at risk. Some groups, though, are hit much harder than healthy adults are.
Respiratory Illness
Students and staff who live with a lung illness start out with much weaker airways.
Teachers
Some of the side effects are lower output, more days off work and weaker focus.
Sensitive Groups
Older teachers, pregnant women and similar groups face a greater chance of lung illness.
Students
When exposed to unhealthy air, their growing tissue and cells can be affected.
Air quality Solutions For Schools
Prana Air supplies both air quality monitoring and fresh air solutions. Use them to find out the quality of air your students and staff breathe, and to make your premises a pollution-free zone.
Data Freemium Services
Our customized dashboard lets you display or analyze the data on LCD screens or in the app. A quick QR scan shows the AQI for the area you are in.
TV Dashboard App
Customized App for Schools
QR Code Scan
The Effects of Air Pollution - On Students
When students breathe poor-quality air, a steep decline in their overall performance tends to follow. A UNICEF study report noted a four-point drop in IQ by the age of 5 among a sample of children who were exposed to toxic air pollution.
Students With Clean Air
- Stronger arithmetic and calculation skills
- Pupil absences dropped by 10-20%
- Sharper memory, attention and IQ skills
Students Without Clean Air
- The rate of absence is seen to increase
- IQ levels are lower among students
- Weaker attention and reduced focus
Impact of Clean Air on the General IQ of Students
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