Increase Students' Success
by Accessing What
Their Brains Already Know
About Language

In this special teleseminar, hosted by Meggin McIntosh and taught by John Crow, you'll receive a unique opportunity to learn from an expert known for his brain-based approach to teaching writing.

John Crow's favorite saying - and one that he exemplifies in both his teaching and his writing - is this one:
 

      Tell me and I will forget.
      Show me and I might remember.
      Involve me and I will understand.

You can expect this teleseminar to
be one where you remember what you've learned and
UNDERSTAND IT!

Here is some of what you can expect to learn:

• 4 areas of knowledge - referred to as Wizards: Word, Grammar, Sentence, and Rhetorical;
  
  
• Inquiry-based, active-learning approaches to teaching;
  
  
• Basic principles, specific examples, and sample activities of brain-based learning;
  
  
• Sentence structure activities that are interesting and engaging;
  
  
• And more, of course!!

Available for FREE
Immediate Download

Here's what you will receive:

1. Handouts to download for your use in the class and for later reflection and review;
   
   
2. An MP3 download of the class so you can listen as many times as you like so you can reinforce and review the content you are learning.

About the Teleseminar Presenter:

John T. Crow is an author and professional development consultant for writing skills, grades 2-16+.  Dr. Crow's 30+ years of classroom experience and his background in applied linguistics and human cognition combine to give him a unique perspective on the teaching of composition skills.   John has presented at national and international conferences and done workshops all over the U.S.  He is also the author of several books and numerous other publications.

Meggin McIntosh, Ph.D., is a former teacher, university professor, and Director of her university's Excellence in Teaching Program.
She is currently (and happily) the president of Emphasis on Excellence, Inc. and says,

"John Crow, who will forever be Dr. Crow to me, was my minor advisor in graduate school.  I chose linguistics as a minor for my doctoral work because of him.  To have 'found' him again via the internet, to get to talk with him, to read his latest books, and then to have him agree to do a free teleseminar...incredible!  I could not be happier to bring this expert to you."