这些年来,不少特教界同仁到过许多国家,也写过不少文章介绍他国的特教发展史,这对开阔我国特教人员的眼界,促进观念转变,学习他人长处都是十分有益的。我本人也曾经做过同样的“传播”工作。可是,今年3月当我在比利时访问时,却遇到了几件意外的事,使我感到,我的介绍应更多一点理性的思考,而代之以往偏重于感性的描述。 In recent years, many special education sector colleagues have visited many countries and wrote many articles on the history of special education in other countries. This is very beneficial to broaden the horizons of special education personnel in our country, promoting the change of concepts and learning the strengths of others . I myself have also done the same “communication” work. However, when I visited Belgium in March this year, I encountered a few unexpected events that made me feel that my introduction should be more rational thinking, and instead of focusing on sentimental descriptions instead.