Major Air Pollutants
Students often spend more time in schools and colleges than at home. Below are some air pollutants that may be present in these buildings, and each of them can hold back students' and staff output.
PM2.5
Tiny dust particles that are easy to inhale and can pass into the bloodstream.
CO2
CO2 levels can climb above the recommended CO2 limits, especially in schools and colleges.
TVOC
Everyday items such as glue, markers, and aerosol sprays are possible sources.
Ozone
Ozone can harm the lungs, especially those still developing in students.
PM2.5
Chalk dust, outdoor PM drifting in via windows
CO2
Breathing
Ozone
Outdoor O3 entering via windows; printers and copiers
TVOCs
Carpets, furniture, and craft supplies such as markers, glue and paint
Who are at Risk?
Everyone in a school or institute faces some risk when exposed to air pollution. Even so, certain groups feel the effects far more than healthy adults do.
Respiratory Illness
Students and staff who have a lung illness already have weaker lungs and airways.
Teachers
Reduced output, more days absent, and weaker focus are among the main side effects.
Sensitive Groups
Older teachers, pregnant women and others are more likely to develop lung illnesses.
Students
Breathing unhealthy air can affect their growing tissue and cells as they develop.
Air quality Solutions For Schools
Prana Air offers air quality monitoring and fresh air solutions. They show you what kind of air your students and staff are breathing. They also help you turn your campus into a pollution-free zone.
Data Freemium Services
View or analyze the data on LCD screens or in the app through our customized dashboard. Scan the QR code to see the AQI wherever you are.
TV Dashboard App
Customized App for Schools
QR Code Scan
The Effects of Air Pollution - On Students
Students exposed to poor air quality often show a sharp drop in their overall performance. A UNICEF study report found a four-point drop in IQ by the age of 5 among a sample of children who had been exposed to toxic air pollution.
Students With Clean Air
- Better arithmetic and calculation skills
- Student absence decreased by 10-20%
- Better memory, attention, and IQ skills
Students Without Clean Air
- A noticeable rise in the rate of absence
- Reduced IQ levels among students
- Reduced attention and weaker focus
How Clean Air Impacts Students' General IQ
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