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汹涌的商海大潮冲击着华夏大地,荡涤着每一个角落。被人们视为“圣坛”的教育界也不例外。如今,教授上街卖馅饼已经不再被人们视为稀罕事。在这股潮流的冲击下,黑龙江省八五五农场的几所中小学,近日刮起了一股补课收费风,引起了全场甚至农场党委的关注。一中初二年级物理教师李迎娣率先办起了初二物理课外补习班。她利用晚间或星期日的时间为班级中学习成绩好的和差的进行分层次辅导补习,学生自愿参加,每月30元。接着,英语教师丁美珍、数学教师姜淑华、杜美珍纷纷响应,开办了不同规模、不同学科的课外辅导班。参加补习的学生多者达二十几名,少则几名,其他学校的部分教师也纷纷效仿。带着种种疑问,笔者来到了一中,几位教师坦率地
The surge of the tide of the sea of business impact the Huaxia earth, clean every corner. The education sector that people regard as “altars” is no exception. Nowadays, it is no longer rare for professors to go to the streets to sell pies. Under the impact of this trend, several elementary and junior high schools in the 855 farms in Heilongjiang Province recently started to charge an overture fee class, which aroused the attention of the whole party and even the farm party committees. Li Yinyi, a second-year physics teacher in first grade, took the lead in starting the first two physics extra-curricular classes. She uses evening or Sunday time to classify tutoring for good and bad grades in classes, and students volunteered for 30 yuan per month. Then, the English teacher Ding Meizhen, mathematics teacher Jiang Shuhua, Du Meizhen have responded to the opening of different sizes, different subjects of the tutoring classes. More than twenty students participated in tuition, ranging from as few as several teachers in other schools have to follow suit. With all sorts of questions, I came to one, several teachers frankly