An Introduction to School Hygiene
An Introduction to School Hygiene
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— To prevent the occurrence of deformities, children require abundant exercise in order that their muscles may be strong enough to maintain a good posture without undue fatigue. But this is not suffi- cient unless care is taken to see that good posture is actually maintained.
Correct Posture for Standing. — When called upon to read in class, a child very often stands, and is allowed to stand, with head drooping, feet apart, and body inclined to one side. This position is a step in the direction... of round shoulders, flat chest, and curved spine. Instead of this, the child should stand erect, with _ n , , . , ^ .
. . i i • *ig. 10. Good and bad stand- his head directed forward, his ing posture, shoulders thrown back, his book raised sufficiently high to be read easily. His feet should be placed one a little in front of the other. In this way a child can find relief by throwing the body a little for- ward or a little back, or by changing the position of the feet, without affecting the symmetry of the body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— To prevent the occurrence of deformities, children require abundant exercise in order that their muscles may be strong enough to maintain a good posture without undue fatigue. But this is not suffi- cient unless care is taken to see that good posture is actually maintained.
Correct Posture for Standing. — When called upon to read in class, a child very often stands, and is allowed to stand, with head drooping, feet apart, and body inclined to one side. This position is a step in the direction... of round shoulders, flat chest, and curved spine. Instead of this, the child should stand erect, with _ n , , . , ^ .
. . i i • *ig. 10. Good and bad stand- his head directed forward, his ing posture, shoulders thrown back, his book raised sufficiently high to be read easily. His feet should be placed one a little in front of the other. In this way a child can find relief by throwing the body a little for- ward or a little back, or by changing the position of the feet, without affecting the symmetry of the body.
What to read after An Introduction to School Hygiene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drummond, W. B. (William Blackley) to read onlineMoreLess
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