Emergency EvacuationQuestion 60 of 80
When helping students out the rear emergency door, they should be taught to:
a.Jump out standing up
b.Throw their backpacks first
c.Sit on the edge and slide or step down with a helper's assistance
d.Exit head-first
Explanation
Because the rear emergency exit is high off the ground, students should sit on the door sill and slide or step down, ideally with a helper steadying them. Jumping or going head-first risks injury. Helpers stand outside to assist each student down and direct them to the safe area.
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