Think Well: Tools for Thinking, Speaking, and Writing with Clarity

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Summer Enrollment: Completed.
Next offering: Fall 2025, insha’Allah.

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For students ages 12–18, this 6-week course gives you the tools to think better, speak persuasively, and write clearly. Built on the timeless Trivium — Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric — it teaches the intellectual skills behind every subject, career, and idea you’ll encounter. Through hands-on activities, reflection, and practice, you’ll gain the confidence to reason well, communicate with conviction, and navigate the modern world with clarity.

Understand how Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric form the foundation of clear thinking
Learn how to read critically and annotate with awareness
Recognize and avoid common logical fallacies
Write and deliver persuasive arguments with confidence
Practice respectful dialogue and disagreement (adab in debate)
Apply the Trivium to learn any subject with independence
Develop lifelong habits of questioning, reflection, and clarity

Course Content

Week 1 — What is Thinking? (Introduction to the Trivium)
Your child will discover how to slow down, think clearly, and express themselves with confidence — learning that good thinking is a skill they can build for life.

WEEK 2 — Grammar: Learning the Language of Ideas
They’ll start noticing how words shape meaning, helping them read more carefully, listen more thoughtfully, and avoid being misled.

WEEK 3 — Logic: Building and Spotting Arguments
Your child will begin to reason instead of just react — spotting weak arguments, building strong ones, and learning how to think critically.

WEEK 4 — Rhetoric: Speaking and Writing Persuasively
They’ll learn how to communicate their ideas in ways that others actually hear and respect, building confidence in both writing and speaking.

WEEK 5 — Debate, Dialogue & Disagreement with Adab
Your child will develop the ability to disagree respectfully and listen deeply — gaining emotional maturity along with intellectual skill.

WEEK 6 — Mastering the Art of Learning
By the end, they’ll see how to take charge of their own education — with habits of reflection, questioning, and clarity they can use in any subject or situation.

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Think Well: Tools for Thinking, Speaking, and Writing with Clarity

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Week 1 — What is Thinking? (Introduction to the Trivium)
Your child will discover how to slow down, think clearly, and express themselves with confidence — learning that good thinking is a skill they can build for life.

WEEK 2 — Grammar: Learning the Language of Ideas
They’ll start noticing how words shape meaning, helping them read more carefully, listen more thoughtfully, and avoid being misled.

WEEK 3 — Logic: Building and Spotting Arguments
Your child will begin to reason instead of just react — spotting weak arguments, building strong ones, and learning how to think critically.

WEEK 4 — Rhetoric: Speaking and Writing Persuasively
They’ll learn how to communicate their ideas in ways that others actually hear and respect, building confidence in both writing and speaking.

WEEK 5 — Debate, Dialogue & Disagreement with Adab
Your child will develop the ability to disagree respectfully and listen deeply — gaining emotional maturity along with intellectual skill.

WEEK 6 — Mastering the Art of Learning
By the end, they’ll see how to take charge of their own education — with habits of reflection, questioning, and clarity they can use in any subject or situation.

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Course Content

Week 1 — What is Thinking? (Introduction to the Trivium) Your child will discover how to slow down, think clearly, and express themselves with confidence — learning that good thinking is a skill they can build for life.

WEEK 2 — Grammar: Learning the Language of Ideas They’ll start noticing how words shape meaning, helping them read more carefully, listen more thoughtfully, and avoid being misled.

WEEK 3 — Logic: Building and Spotting Arguments Your child will begin to reason instead of just react — spotting weak arguments, building strong ones, and learning how to think critically.

WEEK 4 — Rhetoric: Speaking and Writing Persuasively They’ll learn how to communicate their ideas in ways that others actually hear and respect, building confidence in both writing and speaking.

WEEK 5 — Debate, Dialogue & Disagreement with Adab Your child will develop the ability to disagree respectfully and listen deeply — gaining emotional maturity along with intellectual skill.

WEEK 6 — Mastering the Art of Learning By the end, they’ll see how to take charge of their own education — with habits of reflection, questioning, and clarity they can use in any subject or situation.

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Week 1 — What is Thinking? (Introduction to the Trivium)
Your child will discover how to slow down, think clearly, and express themselves with confidence — learning that good thinking is a skill they can build for life.

WEEK 2 — Grammar: Learning the Language of Ideas
They’ll start noticing how words shape meaning, helping them read more carefully, listen more thoughtfully, and avoid being misled.

WEEK 3 — Logic: Building and Spotting Arguments
Your child will begin to reason instead of just react — spotting weak arguments, building strong ones, and learning how to think critically.

WEEK 4 — Rhetoric: Speaking and Writing Persuasively
They’ll learn how to communicate their ideas in ways that others actually hear and respect, building confidence in both writing and speaking.

WEEK 5 — Debate, Dialogue & Disagreement with Adab
Your child will develop the ability to disagree respectfully and listen deeply — gaining emotional maturity along with intellectual skill.

WEEK 6 — Mastering the Art of Learning
By the end, they’ll see how to take charge of their own education — with habits of reflection, questioning, and clarity they can use in any subject or situation.