Training and Resources for The Four Foundations of Great Teaching

For more information or to schedule a teacher training, please contact Bryan Lynch at blynch@classicalteaching.com



Great classroom teachers generally excel at implementing four foundational skills: Content Planning, Assessment, Instruction, and Classroom Culture. These practices are vital to establishing a classroom that is focused on student learning and engagement. 

Training in the Four Foundations of Great Teaching gives teachers the practical tools, as well as the understanding, they need to become outstanding teachers. 

The Four Foundations of Great Teaching is a 50-page booklet designed for new and experienced teachers, as well as administrators. It lays out the essential practices that make for an effective classroom in four short chapters. This training takes teachers through these foundational practices, giving them specific and practical actions they can implement right away to improve student engagement and learning.

This training explores four foundational practices:

Schools that have had this training:
  • The River Academy, Wenatchee, WA
  • Covenant Christian School, Panama City, FL
  • Ambrose School, Meridian, ID
  • Bloomfield Christian School, Bloomfield Hills, MI (virtual)
  • Byne Christian School, Albany, GA
  • Bayshore Christian School, Fairhope, AL
  • Trinity Christian School, Kailua, HI
  • Trinity Christian School, Opelika, AL
  • New Life Christian School, WA
  • Veritas Classical Academy, CA
  • Providence Classical Christian School, WA
  • Renaissance Public Academy, OR
  • Paideia Classical Christian School, OR
  • HIS Co-op, WA
Comments from teachers:

“This was extremely helpful and inspired me to grow and try new strategies in the new school year ahead! Thank you!”
“This was gold for us!”
“Excellent practical suggestions.”
“I appreciated the clear handouts with specific examples of using clear objectives.”
“I am excited to implement the use of clearer objectives and making sure my students are aware of them throughout the lesson.”
“I really like the examples of formative assessments and descriptive feedback.”


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