The given map illustrates the configuration of a preschool classroom in 2010 compared to its current design.
Overall, the transformation from 2010 layout to the current design reflects significant changes, with more modern facilities, while maintaining some several key elements.
In 2010, the classroom featured an entrance in the southern part with classroom tables positioned in the center and one sink right next to the main entrance. The layout consisted of educational tools such as white-board located at the east side with media system, puzzles and blocks, next to the white-board. This design provided two play areas on each side of teacher’s desk. Some prominent aspects of the floor were art supplies located in the northeast, while toys and dolls occupied the northwest with books across from them.
In contrast, the current layout depicts a substantial transformation with the introduction of modern technologies. Some items such as sink, books, dolls, toys, and art supplies remained the same positions. This design provided an art area in the northwest, next to the art supplies. Furthermore, classroom tables were positioned in the west-central area with the elimination of teacher’s desk. Moreover, the addition of smart-board, speakers, and computers signifies a responsiveness to modern demands. However, the number of play areas were reduced to one, located in the northeast.
