Heat in the classroom a ‘growing, daily threat’ to educators: report
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The American Psychological Association reports that elevated classroom temperatures pose growing health risks to teachers and school staff. Schools are increasingly challenged by heat-related concerns that affect educator wellbeing and workplace safety.
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Washington — Working in hot classrooms can bring on health concerns for educators and other school staff, according to a new report from the American Psychological Association. APA convened the Network for Resilient PK–12 Schools in Extreme Climates, bringing together national experts and…
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