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As parents, of course, we all want our children to succeed in everything they do, especially in their exams. Exam results will be key to a child’s academic success and generally considered as quintessential indicators to keep her stay on track for the goals we have set for her. And when children fail exams or secure poor marks, parents are heartbroken just as their kids are.

New Year’s resolutions can teach kids how to set and work steadily toward goals. Let’s help your kids create meaningful goals they’ll be able to stick with by these tips below. Make it a learning experience!

Reading a book can be a challenging task for kids, especially kids who have difficulties in reading or have trouble paying attention. In the hustle and bustle of daily life, reading also does not incorporate into the busy schedule. Not many parents can sit for hours…

Watching English movies is a great way for your child to improve English while enjoying stories and music! Some parents might associate television programming with “brain drain,” but with the right show, it doesn’t have to be. Movies are a way to see the English…

Good social skills allow kids to enjoy better peer relationships. But the benefits of robust social skills reach far beyond social acceptance. Children with better social skills are likely to reap immediate benefits. For example, a 2019 study found that good social…

Mastering English writing is not easy, but with the 6+1 Writing Traits, the process of becoming a great writer becomes easy.

Studying college and high school abroad continues to get more popular. As a matter of fact, the process of applying for a school as well as preparing for the journey overseas can take a lot of time and is potentially frustrating.

To wrap up his discussion with Tony – our CEO, Johnny – an E2 alumnus, will share some of his advice for students who aspire to study college abroad.

Continue the series of interviewing Johnny, this video will focus on the strategies in the application process and secrets to enhancing chances of getting recruited after graduation.