许多家长在接孩子时总要问一句:“今天吃的什么?”为什么不问一下今天学了些什么呢?对此,我一直有些迷惑不解。 一次,我到外地一所示范幼儿园去观摩,偶然看到一封征求家长意见的回信。信写得很多,其中大部分内容是关于孩子生活方面的意见和要求。当时我猛然间意识到:在家长“问吃”的背后,确实隐含着我们工作中的某些疏漏和不足。 Many parents always ask when they pick up their children: “What are you eating today?” Why do not you ask what you learned today? I was always puzzled by this. Once, I went to a demonstration nursery in the field to observe and stumbled upon a reply from the parents. Much has been written about the letter, most of which is about the opinions and demands of children’s lives. At that time, I suddenly realized that behind parents “asking for food” really implied some omissions and deficiencies in our work.