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    Miguel Diaz
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    It was interesting to learn that qilou shop houses were introduced to China during the European colonial era. One of my favorite streets in Shanghai near Yu Garden was lined with these types of buildings. As of a couple of years ago: nearly all the qilou buildings on that particular street have been razed in the name of progress. I can't remember the name of the street, but I liked to visit often when the street was thriving and lined with music stores. The side streets there were also full of rhythms of life.

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    Miguel Diaz
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    I really like your ideas about finding ways to take your students outside so you can be in nature during the school day. I also like your ideas about bringing plants into your classroom. This reminds me that I need to pick up a plant for my own classroom. I wonder if it will be possible for schools in the future to have windows from floor to ceiling that look out to gardens and green spaces instead of playgrounds made entirely of asphalt?

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