一天早上,一位家长气冲冲地拉着孩子来到教室,把第一组的一把椅子往旁边一推,一边咕哝着:“椅子上的钉子把孩子的裤子都划破了。”一边从另一组搬来一把新椅子,对孩子说:“你就坐这把椅子。”说完,谁也不看,就大步流星地走了。第二天早上,另有一位家长带着小锤子走进来,说:“娟娟昨天坐的这把椅子钉子出来了,我来敲一敲。”拿过椅子一看:“咦,钉子敲好了。”原来,老师昨天下班把椅子上的钉子敲平了。这看来似乎是件小事,其实不小。它告诉我们,幼儿园教师在搞好教学工作的同时,还应从细小处着 One morning a parent angrily took her child to the classroom and pushed a chair in the first group to the side as she mumbled: “The nail on the chair scratched the child’s pants.” The other group moved a new chair to the child and said, “You sit in this chair.” Finished, no one looked at it and strode away. The next morning, another parent walked in with a small hammer and said, “The chair nailed Juanjuan out yesterday and I knocked on it.” I took the chair and said: It turned out that the teacher knocked off the nail on the chair yesterday after get off work. This seems to be a trivial matter, but it is not a small one. It tells us that kindergarten teachers do a good job teaching, but also from the small place