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The image depicts two floor plans labeled "2010" and "Today" comparing the layout changes of a specific room. In 2010, the room includes a "Teachers room" in the upper left corner, with five circular tables and chairs arranged in a central column, three shelves lining the right wall, play areas in the lower left and upper right corners, and three windows along the left; it also has windows along the upper side and windows along the lower wall. In the "Today" layout, the "Teachers room" is absent, leaving three circular tables and chairs arranged centrally, with a play area occupying the bottom center, two shelves directly to the right of the play area, and two shelves on the right wall; the room maintains three windows on the left, with one window now centered on the top and bottom walls. The whiteboard, art area, adult sink, and child sink remain constant on the right across both layouts.
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The map illustrates how a 15-year redevelopment has shaped a classroom.
Overall, there have been significant changes, with the reduction of play areas, and relocation of chairs and tables to provide more open space. Of particular note are the shelves, which have been doubled and extended in size.
In 2010, there were three chairs and tables upon entering the door, on the left-hand side of which positioned the teacher’s room which is now no longer present. Not far from the teacher’s room stood the shelves, with two play areas to the South and North. What could be seen on the right-hand side of the classroom were the whiteboard, art area, and adult and child sinks, which have retained their original position.
In terms of changes, the shelves on the left have doubled and extended in size. There are now tables and chairs where the teacher’s room used to be situated. Below the first shelves, place tables and chairs where the play area was once positioned. Although there were some alterations, the whiteboard, art area, adult and child sinks and two play areas on the upper right and left corners have retained their original forms.
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