One day, he was tired of selling things, and it happened that there was a big tree by the road. He put down his hat and took a nap under the tree. When he woke up, he found that all the hats beside him were gone. He looked up and saw many monkeys on the tree, each wearing a straw hat. He was very scared, because if the hat disappeared, he could not support his family. Suddenly, he thought that monkeys like to imitate human movements, so he tried to raise his left hand. Sure enough, the monkey raised his left hand. He clapped his hands, and so did the monkeys.
He felt the opportunity came, so he quickly took off his hat and threw it on the ground. The monkeys followed his example and threw their hats on the ground. The monkeys followed his example and threw their hats on the ground.
The hat seller happily picked up his hat and went home. After returning home, he told this strange thing to his son and grandson.
Many, many years later, his grandson inherited the family business. One day, on the way to sell straw hats, he fell asleep under the big tree like his grandfather, and his hat was taken away by monkeys.
The grandson thought of the method that grandpa told him. So he raised his left hand, and so did the monkey. He clapped his hands, and so did the monkeys. Sure enough, what Grandpa said really worked.
Finally, he took off his hat and threw it on the ground. However, strangely, the monkey didn't follow him, but kept staring at him.
Soon after, the Monkey King appeared and picked up the hat his grandson left on the ground. I patted my grandson on the back of the head and said, "Are you kidding?" ! Do you think you are the only one who has a grandfather? "
Why can't the grandson get back the hat that was taken away by the monkey like grandpa? I think everyone can see that a very important reason is that we did not treat experience correctly, mechanically applied it, and did not transform and innovate it. In today's rapidly changing times, past successful experience is often the most direct cause of current failure. In education, although none of us can ignore the value of experience, we not only need to use experience flexibly, but also need to constantly update our experience and try to look at the variability of the problem itself from another angle, otherwise we will make mistakes and encounter the confusion of grandchildren's failure. Only those who have experience and know how to use it are really wise. Similarly, only teachers with teaching experience and constant reflection can achieve real growth.