School Janitors Mothers And Health
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A regular monthly banquet (after literary CLEAN SCHOOLHOUSES 107 exercises), with fragments, crumbs and the odor of food in evidence at school the next day.
Occasional lectures or entertainments, with the noise, dust and interruptions of preparation during school hours. Children's own entertainments create enough of this.
Floors not swept after public meetings and in a condition such as no good housewife has at home.
Dried expectorated tobacco juice.
Dried sputum.
These items lead one to wonder... further how clean were the hands that left their memories on the children's furnishings.
It should be said that there was no auditorium in any of these schools. The public used the classrooms. It would be absurd to claim that these instances are all that have occurred, and I doubt their rarity. Teachers understand that in these matters, as in the regular conduct of sanitary affairs, consistent and effective complain- ing on their part makes them disliked and so endangers their positions. Therefore they suffer the consequences with the children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A regular monthly banquet (after literary CLEAN SCHOOLHOUSES 107 exercises), with fragments, crumbs and the odor of food in evidence at school the next day.
Occasional lectures or entertainments, with the noise, dust and interruptions of preparation during school hours. Children's own entertainments create enough of this.
Floors not swept after public meetings and in a condition such as no good housewife has at home.
Dried expectorated tobacco juice.
Dried sputum.
These items lead one to wonder... further how clean were the hands that left their memories on the children's furnishings.
It should be said that there was no auditorium in any of these schools. The public used the classrooms. It would be absurd to claim that these instances are all that have occurred, and I doubt their rarity. Teachers understand that in these matters, as in the regular conduct of sanitary affairs, consistent and effective complain- ing on their part makes them disliked and so endangers their positions. Therefore they suffer the consequences with the children.
What to read after School Janitors Mothers And Health?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Cordelia Putnam to read onlineMoreLess
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