台湾著名作家龙应台在她的《孩子,你慢慢来》一书中,描绘了一幅美妙的画面:“我坐在斜阳浅照的石阶上,望着这个眼睛清亮的小孩专心地做一件事,我愿意等上一辈子的时间,让这个孩子从从容容地把那个蝴蝶结扎好,用他五岁的手指。孩子,你慢慢来,慢慢来……”是啊,一直以来,我们许多教师的数学课堂都像是一场速战速决的战斗,课堂上时不时地被“赶快讨论一下”、“快点计算一下”、“快点,好了吗”等话语充斥着。张文质先生说过:“教育是慢的艺 Taiwan’s famous writer Lung Ying-tai in her ”Children, You Slowly,“ a book, depicting a wonderful picture: ”I sat on a sunny step of the stone steps, looking at the eyes of children clear focus To do one thing, I am willing to wait a lifetime, so that the child can calmly put the butterfly ligation, with his five-year-old fingers. Children, you slowly, slowly ... All along, math classes in many of our teachers are like battle-fast battles, with occasional “quick discussions”, “quick calculations”, “hurry up, ok You ”and other words full of. Mr. Zhang Wenzhi said: "Education is a slow art