Logos Teacher Training Podcast

Rhetoric & Winning Students with Mackenzie Miller

Mackenzie Miller talks about tools for winning students. She teaches Rhetoric at Logos School. She is an alum so she has seen Logos as a student, a parent, and a teacher. Logos Teacher Training is an intensive program in Moscow Idaho for those seeking to acquire and improve their skills as classical Christian educators, administrators, and board members. We have been training teachers since 1995. This training is officially endorsed by ACCS. This podcast is designed to give you a chance to meet our instructors and hear about workshops. This year, 2026, Logos Teacher Training will be July 1-2. Go to https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/ [https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/] to find out more. Questions: What should teachers do to win students’ hearts? What advice would you give a new Rhetoric teacher? What workshops do you offer? What is the Bootcamp for Rhetoric? What is Rhetoric? What is the Rhetoric stage? What is Mock Trial? What is a Thesis? What is the goal of having students write a Thesis?

Doug Wilson Advice for New Schools

Doug Wilson works through basic advice and principles for new Classical Christian schools. He helped found Logos School, New Saint Andrews College, and ACCS. What advice would you give a new teacher? Logos Teacher Training is an intensive program in Moscow Idaho for those seeking to acquire and improve their skills as classical Christian educators, administrators, and board members. We have been training teachers since 1995. Our instructors are Logos teachers, administrators, and board members. This training is officially endorsed by ACCS. This podcast is designed to give you a chance to meet our instructors and hear about workshops. This year, 2026, Logos Teacher Training will be July 1-2. Go to https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/ [https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/] to find out more. What is education and what is its purpose? Talk about Dorothy Sayers and the Trivium. Why is her idea so important? What should a new school do in the first few years? What about a school that has been going for a decade? What are some key things for a school board to do? What advice would you give a new principal? What is Teacher Training?

Joys of Junior High with Carla Courtney

What advice would you give for mentoring new teachers? Welcome to the Logos Teacher Training podcast. I am Jesse Sumpter and I am talking today with Carla Courtney who has been teaching at Logos School for 25 years, and 22 years at TT. Logos Teacher Training is an intensive program in Moscow Idaho for those seeking to acquire and improve their skills as classical Christian educators, administrators, and board members. We have been training teachers since 1995. Our instructors are Logos teachers, administrators, and board members. This training is officially endorsed by ACCS. This podcast is designed to give you a chance to meet our instructors and hear about workshops. This year, 2026, Logos Teacher Training will be July 1-2. Go to https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/ [https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/] to find out more. Questions: What workshops do you offer? What is Keeping the Balance in JH English Can you explain what you say about First-Year Teacher Advice for Secondary Teachers What is the Mentor program at Logos School? How can teachers mentor New Teachers? How is the Logic stage different from other stages? What are the Joys of Junior High? What is Teacher Training?

Teaching Practicum with Bryan Lynch

Episode 3 How do you encourage teachers to have a growth mindset? Bryan Lynch is heling with the Teaching Lab Practicum at Logos Teacher Training. He is the Academic Dean of Veritas School, a classical Christian school in Newberg, Oregon. We are talking about Teaching Lab Practicum at Logos Teacher Training. This year, 2026, Logos Teacher Training will be July 1-2. Go to https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/ [https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/] to find out more. Bryan Lynch is a founding board member of Veritas School, he also served as its Headmaster for 20 years; he has worked in both private and public education for over 40 years. Bryan also teaches Humane Letters, Rhetoric, and Art History. He is a frequent presenter at the ACCS annual conference and an accrediting administrator for the ACCS. Learn more about Bryan Lynch at https://www.classicalteaching.com/ [https://www.classicalteaching.com/] Questions: What is the Teaching Lab Practicum? How does this Lab benefit attendees? How would an administrator implement a Teaching Lab at a school? How is thinking through classroom scenarios with teachers helpful? What hurdles should the admin be aware of in making a Teaching Lab work? Teaching Lab Practicum resources and materials: https://www.classicalteaching.com/training-resources [https://www.classicalteaching.com/training-resources]

New Teachers & Admin with Wally Wiggins

What advice would you give for hiring teachers? Logos Teacher Training is an intensive program in Moscow Idaho for those seeking to acquire and improve their skills as classical Christian educators, administrators, and board members. We have been training teachers since 1995. Our instructors are Logos teachers, administrators, and board members. This training is officially endorsed by ACCS. This podcast is designed to give you a chance to meet our instructors and hear about their workshops. This year, 2026, Logos Teacher Training will be July 1-2. Go to https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/ [https://logosschool.com/news-events/teacher-training/] to find out more. How long have you been an administrator at Logos School? What are some of the workshops you teach at Teacher Training? How should schools think about school security? How are classical Christian schools doing with security? What is important to know about leading classroom discussions? What skills do discussions develop in students? What if I am teaching a new course that I have never taught before? What advice would you give a new administrator? How should an administrator seek to make changes in a school? What is Teacher Training?