1, teacher ratio. Many parents will ask when choosing a kindergarten: How many students are there in each class? The proportion of teachers should really be taken seriously. If there are too many children in a class, the teacher has no time to take care of every student, and some students will be ignored.

2. Faculty. The strength mentioned here does not mean that you must have a high degree, but that you can be responsible, patient and caring for students. Of course, you have to be a teacher, at least a qualified teacher.

3. Teaching philosophy, curriculum system and teaching materials. The curriculum system of public and private schools is different. Public kindergartens generally adopt the standard national curriculum system and the Beijing Normal University Edition of the People's Education Office, while private schools generally introduce foreign high-end English textbooks and picture books. Most private kindergartens adopt four educational concepts: Montessori, Leccio, Waldorf and Gao Zhan.

4. Teaching environment. The teaching environment is also considered by many parents. After all, it is a place where children stay every day, and the environment is actually very important. Safety is the primary consideration, followed by classrooms and playgrounds.

5. Teaching AIDS, toys, books, etc. Books in public kindergartens are not too bad, but compared with private kindergartens, especially international bilingual kindergartens, they are better than public kindergartens in books and picture books, and toys and teaching AIDS are better than public schools.

6. Protection management. Public schools must use robots to check insects when they go in and out of school every day. A public kindergarten with about 300 people basically has 4~5 health care teachers. The proportion of private schools in conservation must be greater than or less than.

7. others. Outdoor activities, lunch break, etc.