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Fig 1.

External structure of the Bright Classroom.

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Fig 2.

Light intensity outdoors, in the Bright Classroom and in the traditional classroom on cloudy and sunny school days in spring and summer.

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Fig 3.

Visible light spectrum (Log scale) outdoors, in the Bright Classroom, and in the traditional classroom on cloudy and sunny school days in spring and summer.

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Fig 4.

Boxplots of temperature outdoors, in the Bright Classroom and in the traditional classroom over the four seasons.

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Table 1.

Students' self-reported satisfaction with the traditional versus bright classroom, combining data before re-modeling, and combining data after re-modeling, based on student’s responses, (1[worst]-5[best], Mean ± SD).

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Table 2.

Teachers' self-reported satisfaction with the traditional versus bright classroom, combining data before re-modeling, and combining data after re-modeling, based on teacher’s responses, (1[worst]-5[best], Median [IQR]).

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Fig 5.

Student comfort levels at different measured light intensities.

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