刘志今年50岁了,她希望从事幼教工作的都是适合跟孩子打交道、具有专业素养的教师,希望让全社会都看到幼儿教育的严谨与科学。她说,26年来她只做了一件事,就是让家长知道什么才是“专业”的幼儿教育。刘志身材略胖,穿着一件灰色半袖长裙,留着齐耳的短发,素面朝天。鼻梁上架着半框近视眼镜,笑起来“憨憨”的,很容易亲近。但一谈到教育问题,她就锐利起来:“中国教育最大的问题就是不能很好地体现专业性。每个人一提起教育似乎都懂,在教育的过程中都对孩子说三道四。” At age 50, Liu Zhi, who hopes to engage in early childhood education, is a teacher who is suitable for dealing with her children and has professional accomplishments. She hopes that the whole society will see the rigor and science of preschool education. She said 26 years she has done only one thing, is to let parents know what is “professional ” early childhood education. Liu Zhi body a little fat, wearing a gray half-sleeved dress, Qi ears with short hair, plain. Nose frame framed myopia glasses, laughing “Hanhan ”, it is easy to get close. But when it comes to education, she sharpens up: “The biggest problem with education in China is that it can not reflect professionalism well, and everyone seems to understand everything about education and makes every effort to educate children in the process of education. ”