Teacher Edition Podcast

The Real Learning Curve: Navigating the First Years of Teaching

“Learn as much as you can because as you’re learning, your students are learning.” — Cassidy Harwood
“These parents entrusted me with their money, their time, and their children — which is the most precious thing. And I need to do my best.” — Cassidy Harwood
Summer is just beginning, but before you know it, summer will be winding down, school supplies will start to fill the store shelves, and educators will begin preparing for another school year. While veteran teachers face familiar routines with fresh challenges, a special group of educators are experiencing a mix of excitement and nervousness that comes with their first year in the classroom.  
 
In this episode of the Teacher Edition podcast, Jenny Copeland sits down with Cassidy Harwood, a fifth-year Christian educator, to hear about her experience and insights navigating the first years as an educator — from the moments that terrified her to the experiences that confirmed her calling.  
 
Cassidy’s advice for new teachers: “Go in with a big heart, and have so much fun. When you do your best, God takes care of the rest. Don’t put so much pressure on yourself — your students don't want perfection; they want authenticity.”
 
Whether you are a new teacher seeking encouragement or a veteran looking to support your colleagues, this conversation will bring valuable perspective.  
 
Key Takeaways:
Being prepared reduces stress and creates confidence in the classroom
Parent relationships thrive when approached as a team effort
Sometimes the best learning happens outside the lesson plan
Having mentors of different ages provides valuable perspective
Small, authentic moments create lasting impact on students
 
Every teacher will experience something different; however, hearing another teacher’s story is helpful. For some, there may be tears, and for some, laughter.  Hearing one educator's experience may help you before you start your first year, and for those more seasoned teachers, to remind us why we started teaching. Listen to Cassidy’s biggest takeaway, as it may inspire you to slow down and take time to have fun with your students. 
 
Every day in the classroom is an opportunity to impact and inspire through God’s power and grace.
Go do what God has called you to do!
Resources Mentioned:
Class Dojo for behavior management
Lakeshore Learning materials
Kahoot games for interactive learning
About Our Guest
Cassidy Harwood is from Asheville, NC, and came to know the Lord at the age of five.  She earned a bachelor’s degree in education in 2019 and then became a K5 teacher at Calvary Christian School in Greer, South Carolina. Cassidy is also active at her church, where she works with the middle and high school girls. She loves shopping, time with friends, and family — and, like all teachers, catching up on sleep! 
 
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Embracing the Awkward: Why Middle Schoolers Are Worth the Investment

“I wish people would see them as the little people that they are.” — Courtney Wallace
Middle school … it can be an awkward phase of life. 
 
Underneath it all, middle schoolers are a great group of students.  
 
Maybe you are a middle school educator navigating through these emotions, quirks, and awkwardness.  
 
In this episode of the Teacher Edition Podcast, Jenny welcomes Courtney Wallace, a passionate middle school educator who sees her role inside the classroom as a mission field.
You will hear practical tips and encouraging insights for those inside the middle school classrooms, such as:
Building a calming, welcoming classroom environment
Encouraging students to ask questions and support each other as they grow in independence and confidence
Building relationships with students by investing in their interests both inside and outside the classroom
Seeing middle schoolers not just as “awkward” but as deeply impressionable young people searching for understanding, connection, and leadership
 
Even amidst the drama and unpredictability middle schoolers are facing, they are in the most formative years of their lives. Our role as educators is to walk alongside them as they discover who they are — helping shape their biblical worldview, supporting their growth, and pointing them to something bigger than themselves. 
 
Every day in the classroom is YOUR day to impact and inspire through God's power and grace working in you. 
 
Go do what God has called you to do!
About Our Guest
Courtney Wallace is a seventh- and eighth-grade teacher from Muncie, Indiana. She earned a degree in middle school education and has been teaching at Heritage Hall Christian School since January of 2023.
 
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What Every Administrator Wishes Teachers Knew

Have you ever wondered what your school administrators wish you really knew? Or vice versa? 
Do the decisions in your school’s leadership sometimes leave you feeling frustrated or confused? 
In this episode of the Teacher Edition podcast, Jenny sits down with Matt Ticzkus — regional director, former administrator, and long-time advocate for Christian education — to pull back the curtain on the four things almost every administrator wishes their teachers really understood, including:
Why relationships — not just policies — drive the heart of every school
A simple principle for effective communication that transforms school culture
How understanding the vision of the school leads to trust and unity, even when you disagree
What to do if you struggle to trust your leadership, and why it matters
 
When biblical principles such as humility, unity, and teamwork are combined, it creates a thriving school community. No matter whether you are a teacher or administrator, this episode will encourage you to seek understanding, build confidence in leadership, and encourage others to focus on the bigger mission within your Christian school. 
Every day in the classroom is YOUR day to impact and inspire through God's power and grace working in you. 
 
Go do what God has called you to do!
Listen to Matt Ticzkus’ previous episode: 
https://www.teachereditionpodcast.com/post/matt-ticzkus-ep-09
Resources mentioned within the episode:
Good to Great by Jim Collins 
 
About Our Guest
Matt holds a master’s degree in Christian school education and another master’s degree in Bible exposition, and he served for a number of years as a school administrator in Texas. Matt is currently the regional director for the mid-south region of the American Association of Christian Schools, where he is having a great impact with those schools and for Christian education. Matt stays busy outside that work as well. But by far his most important responsibility is his family. He and his wife have three children. He also founded and leads a small e-commerce company and actively serves on the city council where he lives.
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Math: Biblical Worldview or Neutral

"Math may seem like a neutral subject because people are like, well, it's just driven by numbers and facts and logic. But the very orderliness of math reveals a rational and orderly creator, a wonderful, powerful God." — Cindy Dickinson
How does your worldview affect your daily life — what you do, where you go, how you respond to culture and news? At the same time, think of areas in your life that are neutral — not at all touched by your worldview. Are there any areas in your life that are totally free of worldview influence?  
In this episode of the Teacher Edition podcast, host Jenny Copeland invites guest Cindy Dickinson to answer these questions, and even more specifically, the way math is often put into the category of “just math.” At first glance, math may seem devoid of worldview influences; however, Cindy challenges this common thought with specific examples from the classroom. 
 
Topics discussed:
The significance of integrating a biblical worldview in every subject, including math
Practical strategies for math teachers to weave biblical truths into their lessons
Early childhood as the prime years for shaping worldview, and why it’s never too early to begin
 
"When you're integrating these types of approaches into math education, it can really become a powerful platform for developing a worldview, because it's allowing students to see the subject not just as a collection of facts and numbers and figures and data, but as a reflection of the divine order of our all-powerful creator and a tool that we can use to live out our faith in really practical ways." — Cindy Dickinson
Every day in the classroom is your day to impact and inspire through God's power and also through his grace working in you. Go do what God has called you to do. 
Resources Mentioned:
Biblical Worldview Textbook https://www.bjupress.com/category/bible/biblical-worldview/5637160472.c
Raising Spiritual Champions by George Barna  https://a.co/d/2dNnEd2
About Our Guest
Cindy Dickinson brings over 30 years of extensive experience in the field of education, having honed her expertise on three different continents. In addition to her role as a dedicated teacher, Cindy spent several years in China, contributing to educational administration and the training of Chinese nationals in classrooms. Notably, she played a pivotal role in shaping the biblical worldview of students through her work with teachers. Presently, Cindy continues her impactful work with educators, serving as a national consultant with BJU Press.
 
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Fire Safety Beyond the Routine Drills in Schools

Did you know there are over 3,200 school fires in the U.S. every year? 
 
Do you think about the importance of fire safety beyond the routine drills at school? 
 
Have you ever considered the role you play as an educator in creating a safe environment for students and staff? 
 
Fire safety isn’t just a duty; it’s a necessity for schools. 
 
In this episode of Teacher Edition podcast, Jenny gets the unique opportunity to speak with fire safety experts Stephen Campbell and Marty Phillips, inside the firehouse, to discuss fire safety in schools. 
 
Stephen and Marty share about the real causes of school fires, the importance of having an evacuation plan, and the important role each member plays in maintaining safety in the school. 
 
Gain takeaways such as:
Inviting fire personnel to be involved during fire training drills
Understanding the misconceptions surrounding fire safety 
Ensuring educators understand the preventative measures to avoid fire hazards
Making sure everyone knows the evacuation process
 
Going beyond the mandatory fire drills, educators can be proactive if a fire emergency occurs and can save lives. Stephen and Marty encourage schools to continue to stay in partnership with their school’s local fire departments and to continue to train and bring awareness to their students and staff. 
Preparedness can make all the difference. 
 
“If we can get these kids and teachers in school to know that a fire can happen at any time, when the real emergency happens, they won't even be thinking. They will just go through the motions of their training.” — Marty Phillips
Every day in the classroom is your day to impact and inspire through God's power and also through his grace working in you. Go do what God has called you to do. 
Resource Mentioned: 
YouTube: Modern Day Furniture Fires https://youtu.be/87hAnxuh1g8?si=lVpdo1kv9tULcHgB
About Our Guests
Stephen Campbell is a firefighter currently serving as an engineer. He has been in the fire service for around five years. He and his wife have three children. Stephen enjoys time with them and even finds some time for sports and woodworking occasionally. 
 
Marty Phillips serves as fire marshal. He has been in the fire service since 1997 and has served as a firefighter, engineer, lieutenant, and deputy fire marshal. He and his wife have two daughters. Marty enjoys woodworking in his time off.
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Personal Responsibility: Rooted in God’s Design

“To take the time to rest really needs to be purposeful, because it won’t just happen.” —Tim Berlin
“Inside of that purpose are defined roles that have responsibilities, and personal responsibility starts with understanding what it is that God designed.” —Tim Berlin
 
Working with youth for decades, Pastor Tim Berlin believes in excellence and Christlike character. More specifically, he is passionate about personal responsibility. Jenny sits down with Tim Berlin to talk about this specific character trait of personal responsibility, why culture today lacks this quality, and how educators are in a position to encourage students to do their best and take ownership.
 
Enjoy the practical answers to these questions:
What is personal responsibility? 
What is it that God designed, and what is my role within that design? 
How do we teach personal responsibility? 
 
And discuss these important topics: 
The root of the lack of personal responsibility
The power of accountability
The key drivers behind playing the victim card
Part of teaching personal responsibility is explaining expectations through accountability. Through prayer, ask God to help you see what you need to see inside and outside the classroom. He will help you make a difference in your students’ lives every day. 
 
“Our culture is begging for children to learn to do their best, and it’s unacceptable to do just enough to get by.” —Tim Berlin
Every day in the classroom is an opportunity to impact and inspire through God’s power and grace.
Go do what God has called you to do!
About Our Guest
It was during a revival meeting that Tim Berlin realized his sin would eternally separate him from God, and he accepted Christ as his Savior at age eight. Growing up in Columbiaville, MI, Tim earned his bachelor’s degree in elementary education and Bible from Maranatha Baptist Bible College. He then went on to complete his master’s degree from Northland Baptist Bible College. He also received an honorary doctorate from Alabama Baptist Seminary. He has previously served as a youth pastor for fourteen years, and eight years as senior pastor in Logansport, IN. In October 2011, Pastor Berlin accepted the call to become senior pastor at Faith Baptist Church. He also serves as the superintendent of Faith Christian School. Tim and his wife, Michelle, have four sons and a growing crew of grandchildren.
 
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Christian, Sure, But What About Distinctively Biblical?

“The most priceless thing we have ever been given is a child.” –David Gibbs, Jr.
“The first priority of every Christian school and every Christian educator is to be sure that you lead every child to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.” –David Gibbs, Jr. 
“Listen, long after you're with the Lord in eternity, you will live on in those kids.” –David Gibbs, Jr.
 
In this episode of the Teacher Edition podcast, join host Jenny as she welcomes the founder and president of Christian Law Association. On bended knee and in prayer many years ago, David Gibbs, Jr. and his wife asked this question, “Could God use a lawyer for a ministry?” The answer came swiftly and multiplied quickly. David Gibbs Jr., has stood in hundreds of courtrooms facing battles for religious liberties for many years. In this episode Attorney Gibb’s wise words will inspire you to keep standing in freedom and teaching the children God has placed in your classroom. 
 
Christian schools and educators are facing more and more pushback defending Biblical principles in the United States. Attorney Gibbs’ extensive legal experience supporting and representing thousands of people in the courtroom has led him to recognize eight distinct characteristics in the heart of every Christian school and Christian educator. 
 
Lead every child to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. 
Developing a knowledge of the word of God. 
Teach every student how to lead others to Christ.
Learning the fear of God.
Teach every child to be holy. 
Understand the stewardship of life. 
Teach them biblical excellence. 
Teach them how to worship God.
 
Each of these characteristics asks of us if we are exuding these qualities in our hearts and throughout the day in the classrooms. As educators, we have the honor and privilege of teaching the future generation with a Biblical foundation. Dr. Gibbs, Jr. helps fight for and maintain these rights for Christian educators, especially in a world that is saying to tone it down. 
 
“Our courtrooms are here not the answer…You are the answer for the whole future of America.” –David Gibbs, Jr.
 
Every day in the classroom is an opportunity to impact and inspire through God’s power and grace.
Go do what God has called you to do!
“When we lose the right to have Christian education, you have lost the future of a country.” –David Gibbs, Jr. 
 
Resources:
The Legal Alert Radio Program
 
“Standing is our part; winning is God's part.” –David Gibbs, Jr. 
About Our Guest
Attorney David Gibbs, Jr. is the founder and president of Christian Law Association, an organization committed to providing free legal counsel to Bible-believing churches and Christians who are experiencing difficulty in practicing their faith because of governmental regulation, intrusion or prohibition in one form or another. The CLA receives thousands of requests annually. Gibbs & Associates Law Firm represents over 10,000 ministries nationwide, and Dr. Gibbs has appealed and argued before fifteen different State Supreme Courts in defense of religious liberty. When he isn’t defending or counseling, he can be found preaching, speaking, or preparing for his daily radio program and a monthly newsletter – both entitled The Legal Alert. He and his wife have four children and eight grandchildren. 
 
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Be Aware or Ignore?: Substance Abuse within Christian Schools Part Two

“It’s not a pleasant topic and one you would hope you wouldn’t or won’t need in Christian schools, but unfortunately, it is the world we live in.” – Peyton Snyder
Welcome back for Part Two of Teacher Edition’s conversation about the prevalence of alcohol and drug use in our society and, yes, inside our Christian schools. Peyton Snyder joins Jenny Copeland to answer more practical questions, such as how to handle disciplinary actions when abuse has been discovered and how to support students well in these situations. For administrators and teachers, a list of resources Peyton shared are: 
 
While not necessarily presented from a biblical viewpoint, the following resources provide a good starting point for those interested in gathering more general information about this topic and its impact:
The National Institute on Drug Abuse
https://nida.nih.gov/publications/drugfacts/understanding-drug-use-addiction
The Compassionate Wisdom Works
https://compassionatewisdomworks.org/a-response-to-substance-abuse-equipping-church-leaders/  
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Core Competencies for Clergy and Other Pastoral Ministers in Addressing Alcohol and Drug Dependence and the Impact on Family Members   https://www.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/competency.pdf
Every day in the classroom is an opportunity to impact and inspire through God’s power and grace.
Go do what God has called you to do!
About Our Guest
Peyton has a bachelor’s degree in sports science and a master’s degree in professional counseling. She has also earned credentials as a licensed professional counselor and as an alcohol and drug abuse counselor. She is currently the director of withdrawal management and medication-assisted treatment at the Phoenix Center in Greenville, SC, but she has also served there as a counselor for an all-women’s trauma focused group, a coordinator, and the manager of their outpatient program. Peyton literally spends her days helping and supporting those recovering from the impact addiction of substance abuse. Having several immediate family members who are in long-term recovery, she understands how substance abuse impacts the entire family unit and how compassion, love, and firm boundaries are absolutely necessary in navigating those relationships. Peyton and her husband have three children and a son-in-law.
 
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Be Aware or Ignore?: Substance Abuse within Christian Schools Part One

“Even precious believers can be wrecked by substances. It’s critical to equip our kids with the right knowledge and support.” — Peyton Snyder
 
Are Christian schools immune from substance abuse challenges? 
 
Pressures are increasingly rising for our students, their families, and even among those working in Christian schools.
 
Jenny sits down with Peyton Snyder to discuss this eye-opening topic. Peyton’s extensive history in counseling and her current role as a director of withdrawal management and medication-assisted treatment at the Phoenix Center in Greenville, SC. She offers her firsthand experience on the impact of addiction to substances and how it can affect anyone. Peyton shares the realities and the eye-opening statistics to bring awareness and offer support for teachers, students, and families.
 
Throughout their conversation, they explore and answer questions like:
What are some common misconceptions around drugs and alcohol?
Why are Christian school environments not immune to these issues?
How can educators communicate effectively with students?
If people know alcohol and drugs are bad, why do they partake? 
 
Peyton challenges Christian school communities to create an environment where students feel safe and supported. Allowing students a place to ask questions, grow in their faith, and understand the world around them will empower and encourage your students to make wise choices. As Peyton states, “As parents and as educators, we absolutely should be the safest and most trustworthy person for our children to come and ask these questions.”
 
Come back for Part Two as Jenny and Peyton share valuable resources to help Christian educators.
 
Every day in the classroom is an opportunity to impact and inspire through God’s power and grace.
Go do what God has called you to do!
About Our Guest
Peyton has a bachelor’s degree in sports science and a master’s degree in professional counseling. She has also earned credentials as a licensed professional counselor and as an alcohol and drug abuse counselor. She is currently the director of withdrawal management and medication-assisted treatment at the Phoenix Center in Greenville, SC, but she has also served there as a counselor for an all-women’s trauma focused group, a coordinator, and the manager of their outpatient program. Peyton literally spends her days helping and supporting those recovering from the impact of addiction and substance abuse. Having several immediate family members who are in long-term recovery, she understands how substance abuse impacts the entire family unit and how compassion, love, and firm boundaries are absolutely necessary in navigating those relationships. Peyton and her husband have three children and a son-in-law.
 
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Why Fine Arts Matter in Christian Education Part Two

“Dip your toe into the pool; jump into the deep end. Over time, you will be surprised at how God will bless (the school’s fine arts program) and bring honor and glory to Him.” — Darren Lawson
In part two of our conversation around developing a successful fine arts program, Jenny Copeland and Dr. Darren Lawson have a more in-depth discussion around the impact of such a creative program.   
More key discussion points: 
How fine arts can shape students’ confidence
Ways Christian schools can use the arts for outreach
Emerging trends in fine arts education, including the role of AI
We hope you walk away from this conversation feeling encouraged and equipped to embrace fine arts as a powerful tool in Christian education. Whether you are a teacher, administrator, or advocate for fine arts, know that your efforts shape lives and inspire the next generation to use their talents for God’s glory. 
Every day in the classroom is an opportunity to impact and inspire through God’s power and grace.
Go do what God has called you to do!
Need help? 
Contact Darren: Darren@TheParadoxWay.com
 
About Our Guest
Dr. Darren Lawson serves as a communication consultant and also works with Christian schools and homeschool groups on their fine arts program. Darren has extensive experience in the field of fine arts. Having served as a university dean of the School of Fine Arts & Communication at Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina. Darren also oversaw the university’s academic programs in art and design, music, theatre, journalism, film, and communication. He was producer for all stage productions and was also a frequent actor. 
 
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