当其他地方的学校和家长逼着年幼的孩子更早地读书、写字和在互联网上冲浪,以便为竞争日益残酷的全球经济做准备时,丹麦、德国、美国、英国、日本等一些国家的孩子却另辟蹊径——走向树林深处,走进森林幼儿园。由丹麦家长始创所谓森林幼儿园,即主要在户外(通常是在森林里)进行教育的幼儿园,被喻为“没有天花板和围墙”的幼儿园,最早出现于20世纪50年代的丹麦。当时,一位叫艾拉·法拉陶(Ella Flatau)的全职妈妈每天带着她的两个学龄前的孩子到森林里去散步,偶尔也有邻居的孩子一起同行。后来,同行的孩子的妈妈 While schools and parents in other parts of the world are forcing younger children to read, write and surf the Internet earlier in preparation for an increasingly cruel global economy, Denmark, Germany, the United States, Britain, Japan and some other countries Children are another way - to the depths of the woods, into the forest kindergarten. Kindergarten started by a Danish parent called a kindergarten, a nursery school primarily outdoor (usually in the woods) educated as “kindergarten without ceiling and walls”, first appeared in Denmark in the 1950s. At that time, a full-time mum, Ella Flatau, took her two preschool children to the forest daily for a walk, occasionally with her neighbors’ children. Later, the child’s mother