Hi, I’m Greg.
I teach students how to write clearly and I teach parents and teachers how to be successful writing teachers—yes, you can do it!
If there’s one thing that guarantees success, I truly believe it’s the ability to write clearly. When our children can write clearly, then they’ve mastered thinking and speaking clearly. As soon as they have all three abilities tucked under their belts, it’s tough to stop our kids from achieving any goal they desire.
Our children deserve the gift of writing clearly and the associated success. However, when I started teaching years ago, it quickly became apparent to me most students were struggling to write effectively. I taught college students as well as at-risk youth and both groups experienced difficulty with the same issue—understanding proper writing structure. So I created a rudimentary visual aid that showed my students how to structure their writing. The success of this “map” led me to expand my ideas and soon other teachers were seeking me out to find out how they could duplicate this success.
Naturally I wanted to help, so I broke my system down into easy-to-follow steps—and “Voila!”—teachers from elementary school through high school quickly became expert writing instructors.
Along the way, parents asked me how they could help their children become better writers. I made The Baran Method available to them—and “Voila!”—more successful student writers and parent-teachers!
Now, I’m happy to bring this method to you, the caring homeschool parent who more than anything wants to help their child succeed. Your child can do it! And if you want to teach, you can! Your child can master successful writing and you can become a confident and effective writing teacher. It doesn’t take a thick textbook or years of education to master.
This system is all you need! Bear in mind this is not just a book—it’s a complete method! It will help your child become the writer he or she deserves to be and you will become the writing teacher you want to be.
I do hope you’ll join me on this journey.
All the best. Happy writing!
Greg Baran