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Gigiena i sanitariia · Sep 2003
Comparative Study[Influence of school environmental factors and learning on pupils' health].
- St Shpangenberg and B Boeva.
- Gig Sanit. 2003 Sep 1 (5): 50-3.
AbstractThis study is a part of a comprehensive research conducted at 10 schools of different education types (general educational school, specialized gymnasiums, language schools, colleges, lyceums) that are situated in Sofia. A relationship between the factors that characterize school and the training environment, and the health status of pupils was established by using currently available statistical methods. The findings show that the discrepancy between the school and training environment and the sanitary requirements and standards affect both the general and school age-specific morbidity rates in pupils. Knowing the factors, which characterize school in accordance with the claimed educational goals, and schooling factors enables one to arrange all schools.
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