1. Understand the background and qualifications of the institution: When choosing an early education institution, you must first understand the information such as the background, teaching staff and teaching environment of the institution. You can check the organization's official website, social media accounts and other channels to learn about the organization's development process, school philosophy, faculty and so on.

2. Understand the teaching contents and methods of institutions: Different early education institutions may have different teaching contents and methods, and parents need to choose appropriate courses according to their children's age, interests and development needs. You can participate in the audition course organized by the organization and experience the teaching quality and the learning effect of children.

3. Understand the reputation and evaluation of the institution: When choosing an early education institution, you can understand the reputation of the institution through the recommendation of friends and relatives and online evaluation. In addition, you can also pay attention to some educational websites and forums to understand the evaluation and feedback of other parents on the institution.

4. Observe children's learning in institutions: If possible, parents can go to early education institutions regularly to observe children's performance in the classroom and find out whether children like the teaching methods and course content of this institution. At the same time, you can also communicate with the teacher to understand the children's learning progress and growth in the classroom.

5. Compare the charging standards of different institutions: Parents should also pay attention to the charging standards of institutions when choosing early education institutions. You can compare the fees of many institutions and choose institutions with higher prices. At the same time, we should pay attention to whether there are hidden costs, such as extra textbook fees and activity fees.

6. Consider the geographical location of the institution: Choosing an early education institution close to home or with convenient transportation can reduce children's time and pressure on the road and help children better adapt to early education courses.

7. Understand the services and support of institutions: When choosing an early education institution, you should also know whether the institution provides after-school counseling, parent training and other services, and whether it provides one-on-one consulting services and other support. These services can help parents better participate in their children's early education and improve the effect of family education.