Heredity And Child Culture
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Dr. Wood finds that more than twice as many country children as city children suffer from mal-nutrition; the former are also more anemic, have more lung trouble.
Digitized by Google The School Child 95 and include more mental defectives than do the latter. In a recent communication, he has stated that eye vision standards are very lax in rural schools. OSe declares that country children are not being given as careful cultiva- tion as crops and live stock. He finds, more- over, that 21 per cent,... of American children have eye defects, and such conditions may cause bright children to become dull.
Defective eyes with imperfect vision may cause blurring of sight, heada'che, dizziness, nervous irritation and lack of control. Dr.
Wood believes that educational experts in this coimtry are coming to an increased apprecia- tion of the importance of the eye in school work.
A concerted effort to improve the health and normal development of school children should be made by parents, teachers and physical di- rectors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Wood finds that more than twice as many country children as city children suffer from mal-nutrition; the former are also more anemic, have more lung trouble.
Digitized by Google The School Child 95 and include more mental defectives than do the latter. In a recent communication, he has stated that eye vision standards are very lax in rural schools. OSe declares that country children are not being given as careful cultiva- tion as crops and live stock. He finds, more- over, that 21 per cent,... of American children have eye defects, and such conditions may cause bright children to become dull.
Defective eyes with imperfect vision may cause blurring of sight, heada'che, dizziness, nervous irritation and lack of control. Dr.
Wood believes that educational experts in this coimtry are coming to an increased apprecia- tion of the importance of the eye in school work.
A concerted effort to improve the health and normal development of school children should be made by parents, teachers and physical di- rectors.
What to read after Heredity And Child Culture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Dwight Chapin to read onlineMoreLess
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