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The aims were to assess indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in Finnish elementary school buildings, and to study associations between ventilation rate and student health and learning outcomes. The study population consisted of about one thousand sixth grade students from 59 schools in southern Finland. Students' learning outcomes were assessed based on mathematics test scores as a part of a national assessment program. In addition, students (with the help of their parents) responded to a questionnaire about their health. Indoor environmental quality in classrooms was assessed by on-site…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The aims were to assess indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in Finnish elementary school buildings, and to study associations between ventilation rate and student health and learning outcomes. The study population consisted of about one thousand sixth grade students from 59 schools in southern Finland. Students' learning outcomes were assessed based on mathematics test scores as a part of a national assessment program. In addition, students (with the help of their parents) responded to a questionnaire about their health. Indoor environmental quality in classrooms was assessed by on-site measurements of ventilation rates and temperatures. Background information of school building was collected from the Finnish register centre. Based on the measurements, mean ventilation rate per student was 3.0, 3.0 and 6.5 L/s/student for schools with natural, mechanical exhaust, and mechanical supply and exhaust ventilation systems, respectively. Mean temperature was 22.40C.There was no significant correlation between measured IEQ (ventilation and temperature) and school level health and learning outcomes in this sample of schools.
Autorenporträt
Oluyemi Olagoke Toyinbo - Laurea in Zoologia (Università Obafemi Awolowo, Nigeria), Master in Tossicologia e Salute ambientale (Università della Finlandia orientale, Finlandia). Candidato al dottorato in Salute ambientale (Istituto nazionale per la salute e il benessere, Università della Finlandia orientale, Finlandia).