去美国之前,我对美国的课堂有一个误解:美国是一个崇尚自由的国度,美国的孩子在课堂上肯定想怎样就怎样,吃东西、讲话、随便离开座位都可以。三周的课堂观察下来,我之前的想法早已完全改变。相反,我看到的美国课堂是这样的:学生们非常安静,回答教师的问题之前先举手,征得教师的同 Before I went to the United States, I had a misunderstanding about the American classroom: The United States is a country that advocates freedom. The American children definitely want to do what they want in the classroom. They can eat, talk, and leave their seats. After three weeks of classroom observation, my previous ideas have long since completely changed. On the contrary, the American classroom I saw was like this: The students were very quiet and raised their hands before answering the teachers’ questions.