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Hidden Places Where Germs Hide in School
Chuck Gerba and Eva Detloff  with host Amy Garcia
  

 

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Does a toilet seat or a pencil sharpener have more germs? Where is the number-one place where disease-causing germs typically hide in school settings? What is the most important school surface you need to clean to cut student absenteeism by as much as 50%? Tune in now and find out...
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William B. Harvey Ph.D. is the Executive Director of the International Reading Association (IRA) aglobal network of individuals and institutions committed to worldwide literacy, with more than 85,000 members isn the US and 300,000 world wide. Harvey has three decades of higher education experience, and he brings a wide range of education and advocacy knowledge to IRA. He is a former member of the Board of Directors at Capella University and the Advisory Board of the Study of New Scholars Project at Harvard University. In addition to having served as chair of the Education Advisory Board of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Harvey has been a Visiting Associate at the Smithsonian Institution. Amy Garcia is the Executive Director of the National Association of School Nurses in Silver Spring, Maryland. Nurse Garcia previously worked for the Wichita Public Schools and started her career in nursing with an emphasis on diabetes. Through her work at NASN, it is her desire to improve the health and educational success of children and youth.

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