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According to USA TODAY, students between ages 8-18 now spend more than 2x as much time with high-tech screens than they do in the classroom. Although most of it is spent on non-academics like socializing, streaming, and gaming, screen time can still be put to good use. That's why we put together some tips for integrating technology into your teen's study routine. After you're done celebrating #CyberMonday shopping deals, teach them these key online study skills: https://c2edu.com/techskills

In addition to battling for toilet paper, parents are now worried about how #COVID19 affects their children's education. Research suggests that school closures can cause students to fall behind, so what are parents to do? Parents can help their children with school by: Giving them a schedule Providing additional academic support as needed... Limiting entertainment screen time Reading with them Encouraging learning outside of schoolwork More tips for parents: https://c2edu.com/braindrain

#HappyThanksgiving! We know what you're thinkinga full day of gratitude isn't complete without a piece of pie. Practice your pi skills with our SAT Math Practice quiz, the Thanksgiving edition! https://c2edu.com/thanksgiving

Tomorrow is #Thanksgiving, and while some of us will be eating unhealthy quantities of turkey, we want to leave you with some Thanksgiving knowledge. Test your noggin' of all things Thanksgiving with our special #TurkeyDay Quiz: https://c2edu.com/turkeydayquiz PS: Don't be shy to quiz your dinner guests!

We don't always get the fall school schedule we want, but that doesn't mean we can't make it better. If you're struggling with time management this time of year, try setting your alarm a little earlier so that you can wake yourself up a little more. You can do some jumping jacks, douse your face with cold water, or set up a caffeine IV linewhatever works for you. More time management tips: https://c2edu.com/fallschedule #NationalEspressoDay

Did you know? Nearly 1 in 3 fourth-grade students cannot read at a basic level, and only 37% of high school seniors are considered proficient readers. Your child might need reading tutoring if they: Avoid reading or insist on reading the same things over & over... Struggle with sight words (words most readers recognize on sight without needing to sound out or decode) Guess when asked about the content of a book/passage Have trouble with spelling and vocabulary tests https://c2edu.com/readingbenefits #NationalChildsDay #AmericanEducationWeek