“拖堂”之题，名家们早已备述，而今又来赘语，是因为笔者最近接触了十几所学校的同行们，了解了一些情况，很有一些想法，只是管见，故称之为“杂说”。大凡“拖堂”（也有叫拖课的），大约有这样几种人——第一种是那些所谓有多年教学经验者。他们上课，不需要看课时计划（当然，不备课就无物可看），洋洋洒洒，海阔天空，只要与课题稍有联系，就不失时机地生发开去，从老残说到少林，从 The title of “dragging the church” has long been described by famous artists. Nowadays, it is because the author has recently contacted colleagues of more than a dozen schools and learned about some situations. There are some ideas. ". In general, there are so many kinds of people who “drag the hall” (also called dragging lessons)—the first is those who have so-called years of teaching experience. They do not need to look at the class plan (nothing can be seen, of course, if there is no preparation for class). They are eloquent and bright. If they have a slight connection with the project, they will lose no time and grow up. From the old disabled to Shaolin, from