Open-Air Schools
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It is because his professional equipment enables him to speak with authority that the material presented in this chapter has been largely taken from an article by Dr.
Carrington entitled "How to Build and Equip an Outdoor School," published in the Survey for April 23, 1910; and from other information furnished through his courtesy.
ists Digitized by Google 124 OPEN-AIR SCHOOLS CONSTRUCTION Open-air schools, as we find them in America, may be divided into two general classes. In the first of the...se we may include those open-air schools which are carried on in buildings exclusively devoted to the pur- pose. In practice these buildings are gen- erally simple and often temporary in char- acter. Open-air schools of the second type may be classed under the heading, "fresh- air rooms.'* These are schools conducted in the rooms of school buildings which have been altered to suit the new require- ments.
Turning to the schools of the first class, which are conducted in buildings exclu- sively devoted to the purpose, we find them ranging in building equipment all the way from the comparatively elaborate plants found in the forest schools of Germany and England to the buildings on unoccupied country estates which have been used both abroad and in this country, and to the extremely simple temporary buildings which Digitized by Google 1 i GO 2 i a OS Digitized by Google r 3 3 ^ u 4> J3 Q i Digitized by VjOOQ iC CONSTRUCTION AND CLOTHING 125 have been erected on the roofs of school and other buildings in Boston, New York, and Chicago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is because his professional equipment enables him to speak with authority that the material presented in this chapter has been largely taken from an article by Dr.
Carrington entitled "How to Build and Equip an Outdoor School," published in the Survey for April 23, 1910; and from other information furnished through his courtesy.
ists Digitized by Google 124 OPEN-AIR SCHOOLS CONSTRUCTION Open-air schools, as we find them in America, may be divided into two general classes. In the first of the...se we may include those open-air schools which are carried on in buildings exclusively devoted to the pur- pose. In practice these buildings are gen- erally simple and often temporary in char- acter. Open-air schools of the second type may be classed under the heading, "fresh- air rooms.'* These are schools conducted in the rooms of school buildings which have been altered to suit the new require- ments.
Turning to the schools of the first class, which are conducted in buildings exclu- sively devoted to the purpose, we find them ranging in building equipment all the way from the comparatively elaborate plants found in the forest schools of Germany and England to the buildings on unoccupied country estates which have been used both abroad and in this country, and to the extremely simple temporary buildings which Digitized by Google 1 i GO 2 i a OS Digitized by Google r 3 3 ^ u 4> J3 Q i Digitized by VjOOQ iC CONSTRUCTION AND CLOTHING 125 have been erected on the roofs of school and other buildings in Boston, New York, and Chicago.
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