You Can't Teach what You Know if You Don't Know You Know It

You Can't Teach
what You Know if You Don't Know You Know It Video

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Meet and Greet Times with Don McCabe Available!

Don McCabe will be available for meetings in various international locations. Please e-mail Don to set up a time to meet.

• Johannesburg, South Africa, August 10-12
• Cape Town, South Africa, August 13 -17
• Sydney, Australia (available in the evenings Thursday & Friday, October 21 and 22.
• Available from 10am to 4 pm Fjordland, New Zealand Tuesday October 26.
• Available from 10 am to 4pm Fort Chalmers, New Zealand Wednesday, October 27.
• Available 10 am to 4pm Akarroa, New Zealand October 28. Available 10-4, Wellington New Zealand 10/29.
• Available 10-4 Auckland, NZ, 10/31.
• Availale11-3, Suva Fiji 11/3. 10-2, Pago Pago 11/4.
• 11-2, Moorea, French Polynesia 11/7.
• 11-2, Papeete, Taihiti, French Polynesia, 11/8
• 11-2, Bora Bora, French Polynesia, 11/9
• 10-5 Honolulu, Hawaii. 11/14
• 11-2 Maui (Lahaina), USA 11/15

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Don McCabe on Real Talk Radio 1160

Saturday, October 17, 2009 at 10:45, Don McCabe, AVKO’s Research Director, will be on

Kathryn Raaker’s radio show.

You can stream it live on your computer at www.realtalk1160.com and at www.kathrynraaker.com

The topic: Is Dyslexia a Myth? Call-in line: 513.522.2261

Call with your comments or questions!

Some of these stations below may be in your local radio listening area.

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WSNL - Victory 660 AM

Flint/Saginaw, MI

WLCM - Victory 1390 AM

Lansing, MI

WCVX - Victory 1050

Cincinnati, OH

WJMM - 99.1 Life Changing Radio

Lexington, KY

WCGW - 770 Southern Gospel

Lexington, KY

WLRT - Real Talk 1250

Lexington, KY

WJIV - Victory 99.1 & 101.9

Albany/Utica, NY

CBSL Satellite

Review of Don McCabe's, Get Outta Mah Face! Get Offa Mah Case!, by Dr. J. Oatman, Ph.D.

Don McCabe’s, Get Otta Mah Face! Get Offa Mah Case!, provides clear understanding of the importance of language, verbal and body in relationships with others.

Illustrations of positive and negative effects of language and suggestions for assisting family, staff and students to adapt behavior are included. Ideas such as, family and staff training sessions, student role playing and classroom games are detailed.

Emphasis also is given to students’ beliefs about themselves and others which affect personal interactions and practical tools for implementing change are described. Suggestions are given for use in Schools, Business, Family and Correctional Settings.

J. Oatman, Ph.D.,

08/30/2009