Spring 2014 Character Ink (Training for Triumph) Class Information and Registration

by | Nov 19, 2013

Spring 2014 Character Ink (Training for Triumph) Class Info and Links

All classes for Spring Semester (January through April/May) are listed below with their Description Sheets and Registration Forms. 

If you want to add a student to a two-semester class (all CQLA/language arts and sciences), please call Ray to inquire about space in the class and pre-requisites/placement (260-450-7063 or 260-597-7415). One semester classes currently have at least a little space in each one, so just send in forms for those unless you have placement questions.

Returning CQLA and science students should email us to let us know you are continuing the second semester (no forms necessary for returning students in those courses): r.reish@mchsi.com .

Note that there are changes from the published forms in the summer issue of the FWAHS “Homemade News.” Please use forms below rather than old forms.


CI Class Registration Master Spring 2014–All Days/All Locations At-a-Glancehttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgYmplMDhTay1hSUk/edit?usp=sharing

Composition Classes—Creative Writing, General Composition, Research Reports, and Essays Only– for grades four through twelve (writing levels) available all four days/locations for Spring 2014!



CI/TFT Class Descriptions for Fort Wayne (First Assembly), Monday— Spring 2014https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgOE1wZDlwZXUtT2c/edit?usp=sharing

CI/TFT Class Registration for Fort Wayne (First Assembly),  Monday–Spring 2014 https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgejByTDUwQldTd0E/edit?usp=sharing

Ray Working on Lesson Preparations for Chemistry and Biology
These are available on Mondays (in Fort Wayne) and Wednesdays (near Ossian)

CI/TFT Class Descriptions for Fort Wayne (First Assembly),  Tuesday— Spring 2014https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgRGZ6d1ZjNzBwTlU/edit?usp=sharing

CI/TFT Class Registration Forms for Fort Wayne (First Assembly),  Tuesday— Spring 2014https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgU1pIek1TMFhxRWc/edit?usp=sharing

Students engage in lively discussions in many of Joshua’s classes, including literature, world history, US history, economics, government, apologetics, speech, and debate
CI/TFT Class Descriptions for  Ossian (our home), Wednesday–Spring 2014  https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgeXZEdFpfcF83Q1U/edit?usp=sharing

CI/TFT Class Registration Form for Ossian (our home), Wednesday— Spring 2014https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgbHVuNFR5UVo0c1E/edit?usp=sharing

Complete Language Arts Classes Using “Character Quality Language Arts” for second through twelfth grade students at two locations (Mondays in Fort Wayne and Wednesdays near Ossian)
CI/TFT Class Descriptions for Leo, Indiana, Thursday–Spring 2014https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgS0t2OGJHdTRJU3c/edit?usp=sharing

CI/TFT Class Registration Form for Leo, Indiana,  Thursday–Spring 2014https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4FVVZ4tdWpgS1ZIT293aE9sejg/edit?usp=sharing

Thursday classes in Leo, Indiana are held second semester only! Don’t miss it!


Character Ink Class Additions for Tuesdays in Fort Wayne–Fall Semester 2013

by | Aug 5, 2013

Character Ink (formerly Training for Triumph) will be adding another day of classes in Fort Wayne if there is enough interest in the classes being offered.
 
Classes will be held for the first semester of this school year (with the potential of another set of offerings for the second semester) at First Assembly of God on Washington Center Road on Tuesdays. Please contact us quickly if you are interested in these classes. (Call Ray at 260-597-7415 or 260-450-7063. He will call you back quickly.)
 
Students will be invoiced monthly and will receive their first invoice on the first class day.
 
Note that a couple of these classes are also offered on Mondays at First Assembly, so if you would like to change to Tuesdays, contact us immediately, so we can be sure we have enough students for both days for those classes. 

 
TUESDAY Class Offerings at First Assembly
 
8:30-10:00 General Composition (a “remediation” type course for junior high and high school, though we will not call it that…it will be called General Composition). 7th through 12th grade students who have not written a lot of six paragraph plus essays and reports. We will use our Jump Start comp book for these grades, and students will move from a couple of paragraphs to many paragraphs quickly with step-by-step help. Cost is $10 per week and $32 for the book for the semester.
 
 
10:00-11:30 High School Essay/SAT Essay. We will begin with expository essays and five paragraph non-timed essays and move into all of the intricacies of writing a timed essay (whether for the SAT/ACT or for contests or college admissions). This class is for 9th through 12th graders who have already written essays, research reports, and stories in other contexts. We will use Donna and Joshua’s new 350-page book, “The SAT Essay and Other Timed Writing.” Cost is $10 per week and $32 for the book for the semester.
 
 
11:30-2:30 Junior High and High School Speech and Debate. This class is a three hour course that teaches both public speaking and debate. Students love this class and come out able to speak in many contexts with ease. It is fun, fast-paced, and filled with opportunities to speak before the group, starting out with “things you know.” This is our longest-running class. We have literally taught hundreds of kids in FW to give speeches, do research for debate, and debate. This class is for twelve year olds through seniors in high school. Cost is only $10 per week and $25 for the non-consumable book (which students in the same family may share).
 
2:30-4:00 Ancient History. This class has been extremely popular down in our learning center near Ossian as well as in our second semester Leo/Grabill classes! Taught by Joshua Reish, who tested out of his entire history degree except for two classes for which there were no test available, this class has hundreds of teaching slides that engage students in each time period and event of history. Your student will learn and love history after hearing and seeing Joshua’s love for it! This is for seventh through twelfth graders who can read at a high school level and may be counted towards one semester of World History. (The second semester of this class, though not mandatory, will be offered in Leo and Ossian during the winter.) Cost is reduced in order to build up students in our history courses in FW for the first time: $6 per week and $6/month for handouts. (No book is needed as Joshua writes all of his own materials and gives these throughout the semester.)
 
 
 
Also, please note that we have a little space in a few classes on other days/locations:
 
MONDAYS at First Assembly: 
 
CQLA Level B (11:00-1:30)
 
CQLA Level A (11:00 – 1:30)
 
Literature for high school  (12:30 – 2:00)
 
 
 
WEDNESDAYS near Ossian:  
 
CQLA Level A (12:00 – 1:30)
 
Literature for high school  (1:30-3:00)
 
High School/SAT Essay (10:30-12:00)
 
Biology (10:30 – 12:00)
 
Ancient History (3:00 – 4:30)
 
 
Monday and Wednesday registration forms and schedules are available at https://characterinkblog.com/cottage-classes-fall-2013-spring-2014-descriptions-and-registration/
 
 
 
 
   

TFT Cottage Classes Second Semester

by | Dec 19, 2012

Training for Triumph (soon to become Character Ink) has posted Cottage Classes for all three locations for second semester. Please call with new registrants ASAP as soon classes will be dropped or added according to registration at this time.

Summaries of each location are provided below.  Feel free to call us with questions. The information about each class and the registration form are both available at our website: https://www.tfths.com/classes.php
Craigville/Ossian Wednesday Classes
CQLA Upper C (9th -12th grades) 8:00-10:30
CQLA Beginning C (8th-10th grades)  8:00-10:30
CQLA Level B (5th-8th grades) 10:30-1:00
NEWLY ADDED! CQLA Pre A/Beginning A (new class starting if enough students; 2nd-3rd) 10:30-1:00
Biology (7th-10th; nearly full) 10:30-12:00
NEWLY ADDED! High School Essay/SAT Essay (8th-12th) (last four weeks will be SAT) 12:00-1:30
American History II (7th through 12th grade—new students are welcome) 1:30-3:00
NEWLY ADDED! Junior High/Beginning High School Remediation Composition (7th-12th grades) (will not be called that in class) 1:00-2:30
Economics (7th-12th grades) 3:00-4:30
First Assembly/FW Location Monday Classes
CQLA Level B (6th-9th grades)   8:30-11:30
CQLA Level C (9th-12th  grades) 8:30-11:30
Biology (8th-11thgrades)  10:00-11:30
Biology (8th-11th grades) 11:30-1:00
NEW BOOK! High School Creative Writing (7th-12tth grades) 11:30-1:00
CQLA Level A (grades 4th-6th) 1:00-3:30
NEWLY ADDED! Junior High/Beginning High School Remediation Composition (grades 7th -12th) (will not be called that in class) 1:00-2:30
NEWLY ADDED! High School Five Research Reports (grades 10th-12th) (newly added; need at least four students) 1:00-2:30
Leo, IN Location Thursday Classes
Literary Analysis Set B (grades 8th-12th) 9:00-10:30
Speech and Debate (grades 7th-12th) (if enough students) 9:00-12:00
Beginning Creative Writing (4th-7th grades) 10:30-12:00
HS Essay/SAT (SAT last four weeks) (8th through 12th) 10:30-12:00
American History II (7th through 12th grades) 12:00-1:30
NEWLY ADDED! Middle School/Jr High Comp—MC 6 I (5th through 7th grades) 12:00-1:30
US Government (7th through 12th) 1:30-3:00
Junior High Research Reports (6th-9th grades) 3:00-4:30

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