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122 Cedar Lane Farm
Monticello, Kentucky 42633

606-348-5253

What is Orienteering?

  • At TLC it is a  team activity where team members use only a map, compass, calculator and knowledge of their pace to travel a 22 point course as accurately as possible. 
  • It is a way of learning survival skills.
  • It is an educational process.
  • It is a personal and team development process.

How does it fit an educational curriculum?


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Rogers Scholars at work!

Math: requires application of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to very real and immediate problems.

Geometry: employs the use of  a 360 degree compass, right angles, parallel lines, and similar right triangles.

Problem solving: identify the problem, consider alternatives, devise a solution, execute the plan.

Values: trust building, collaborative learning, appreciation of diversity,  affirmative behavior, active listening, esteem building and teamwork.

Environmental Science and Geography: topography and map reading, flora and fauna identification, wildlife habitat and track identification.  Human impact on the environment.

Journal writing: descriptive writing about things observed,  writing that describes a process, writing to provide information.  

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Peggy Ruff helps a student

How does it apply to corporate/organizational management?

Communication:  The challenges of the course are solved by the team.  There is a right answer.  Learn active listening skills, “pairing and sharing” and consensus building.

Collaborative problem solving and trust building:  Learn how the best teams work together to build a trusting relationship and long term success.

Students take a bearing
Students take a bearing

Teamwork:  Understand the dynamics of team building, diversity,  vision clarification and experience success.

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Lost and Found

You are lost in __(supply your own metaphor, we are all lost from time to time)___________________ ? 

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You can’t seem to find your way until suddenly help arrives, your teammates (support), a compass (sense of direction), a calculator (focus), a staff (courage), a map (vision).  You are saved!  Not quite!

Teammates are wonderful!

Tools are wonderful!...

but if you don’t know how to work with the first and properly use the second you are still just as lost as you were before.

At TeamLeadership Center we teach adults and youth in all types of organizations how to work more effectively with each other, how to value trust, build relationships and use the tools that we are given.

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Costs and other Details:

Students: Full Day (approximately 6 hours) program $150 minimum or $15 per student whichever is greater.

  • School provides transportation, lunch and adequate supervision.
  • Program involves teamwork, math skills, journaling, problem solving and environmental awareness.
  • TLC provides instructional staff, compasses, calculators, staffs, maps and program guide.
  • Dress needs to be appropriate for the weather conditions, hat, sunblock and insect repellant are recommended.
  • Liability releases are required to be signed by each child’s parent or guardian.

Adults: Full Day program $150 minimum or $15 per person whichever is greater.

  • Meals, lodging and other services are available upon request.

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Directions:

From Somerset, Ky. take U.S. 27 South to the intersection with Ky. 90; Turn right (West) on Ky. 90, travel 10.6 miles; Turn right (North) on 1275, travel 4.7 miles;  Turn right (North) on 2393, travel 1.6 miles;  Turn left onto the farm lane, a sign pointing to The Lodge and the TeamLeadership Center  is on your right above the mailbox. 

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This page last revised January 23, 2009