The answer to the kindergarten fee standard is as follows:

1. Charge standard

Full-time secondary nurseries, kindergartens, secondary classes and below (under 2 years old) 280 yuan per student per month; 220 yuan for each student in a large class (2-3 years old); Young class (3-4 years old) 180 yuan; Small, middle and large classes (4-6 years old) 150 yuan. Children with vision, hearing, intelligence, limbs and other disabilities will receive a monthly 70 yuan.

Boarding two-level nurseries and kindergartens support large classes (2-3 years old) and 400 yuan per student per month; Young class (3-4 years old) 350 yuan every month; Young, middle and large classes (4-6 years old) are born in 300 yuan every month.

Step 2 introduce

The task of kindergarten is to relieve the family's time, space and environment constraints when cultivating children, so that children's body, intelligence and mood can develop healthily. It can be said that kindergarten is a happy world for children, which can help children spend their childhood healthily and happily, not only to learn knowledge, but also to get in touch with collective life from childhood.

Kindergarten education, as the foundation of the whole education system, is a preparatory education for children (complete and healthy personality, good behavior habits and preliminary natural and social common sense). There is no obvious distinction between its educational courses, which are probably composed of five fields including language, science, art, health and society, and various activities. The integration of various fields determines the teaching content.

3. Origin

Owen founded the first preschool school in 18 16. Early childhood education institutions were mostly organized by philanthropists and industrialists, but in essence they were just charitable social welfare institutions. At that time, kindergartens were called "character-forming new academies".

The most influential kindergarten in the world was founded by the German educator Froebel. 1837, Floppel boldly recruited a group of children in Brandenburg, Germany, and established the world's first organization to educate preschool children. In this organization, Froebel neither gives monotonous drills to children, nor does he punish them.

Children are often taken to nature, and sometimes they work together in the garden or indoors. He pays attention to cultivating children's hands-on skills and the ability of group activities. After years of experiments, Froebel proposed that such an academy should be called "kindergarten", and the name of kindergarten was spread from then on.