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  • Dylan Kane on Technology in the Classroom

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    On Monday, June 8, 2026, The Stunt Brothers are excited to share our engaging interview with Colorado educator Dylan Kane. Dylan first caught our attention after we read an article in The Atlantic about Dylan’s cold turkey end to the use of technology in his high school math classes. Dylan teaches in the Rocky Mountain…

  • Unpacking June: Why Teachers Don’t Just Wind Down

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    Unpacking June: Why Teachers Don’t Just Wind Down Discover the truth about June for teachers, from report cards to student assessments. Understand why this month is more hectic than you think! As June rolls around, many people assume teachers are simply winding down, counting days until summer break. But if you’re a teacher, you know…

  • How to Teach Like a Pirate: 5 Key Insights for Engaging Educators

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    Today on After The Bell: New York Times Best Selling Author Dave Burgess Learn 5 transformative strategies for teaching with passion and creativity. Discover how to make your classroom an engaging experience for students and educators alike. Teaching can sometimes feel like a monotonous routine, but what if it could be an adventure? In this…

  • Taming All The Little Monsters

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    This Week on After The Bell Navigating Anxiety and Building Resilience: Insights from David A. Robertson Are you looking for ways to better understand mental health, especially anxiety? Do you want to learn how to foster resilience in yourself and others? In Episode 67 of After The Bell, the Stunt Brothers sit down in The…

  • The Importance of Attendance in Education: What Teachers Need to Know

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    Episode 66 Of After The Bell Is Out Today! Discover why attendance matters for student success in education. Learn key insights and actionable strategies to engage students and improve attendance rates. The issue is challenging and the solutions not simple, but let’s engage and get to the heart of this problem Why Attendance Matters in…

  • Stunt Brothers On Fire: Part 2

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    This Week on After The Bell Unlocking the Power of Educational Content Creation: The Stunt Brothers Guest on Tim Cavey’s Teachers On Fire Podcast Are you an educator in the early stages of your career or approaching retirement, wondering if it’s too late to start a new venture? In today’s fast-evolving education landscape, creating content…

  • Understanding the Decline in Canadian Student Scores: Insights from Experts

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    After The Bell Episode 63 Frogs and Boiling Water: Talking Declining Academic Scores With Professor John Richards Ever wondered why Canada’s scores in science, math, and reading are showing signs of decline? With international assessments like PISA revealing these trends, educators, policymakers, and parents are increasingly concerned. In this comprehensive breakdown, we delve into the…

  • The Evolution of Report Cards: Navigating the Wild West of Student Assessment

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    This week on After The Bell Are report cards truly serving their purpose, or have they become an overwhelming, ineffective ritual? Teachers and parents alike often feel stuck between outdated systems and the need for meaningful, efficient evaluation methods. In this post, we’ll explore the history, challenges, and potential pathways toward more effective student reporting,…

  • The Stunt Brothers On Fire

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    Lighting It Up: The Stunt Brothers on Teachers On Fire 🔥 There are some moments in the podcasting journey that just feel right—and our recent appearance on the Teachers On Fire Podcast with Tim Cavey was absolutely one of them. From the first minute of conversation, it was clear: this wasn’t just another guest spot. This…

  • A Spring Break Bonus For You!

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    How Indigenous Perspectives and Outdoor Learning Can Transform Education For this week’s episode of After The Bell, The Stunt Brothers have a little bonus for our listeners. Episode 59 of our podcast is a new remix of two of our favourite guests from Season 1, Brad Baker and Victor Alderton. Are you wondering how to…

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On Monday, June 8, 2026, The Stunt Brothers are excited to share our engaging interview with Colorado educator Dylan Kane. Dylan first caught our attention after we read an article in The Atlantic about Dylan’s cold turkey end to the use of technology in his high school math classes. Dylan teaches in the Rocky Mountain city of Leadville, Colorado where this last January he decided to remove the Chromebooks from his daily instruction. The changes weren’t earth shattering but they were real and student engagement clearly improved.

There are so many talking heads out there who have all kinds of opinions on technology and AI and what is best for the classroom. The problem with many of them is that few of these thinkers are actually still in the classroom. Roy and I have been looking for someone who can present a real world example of taking the tech out of teaching. Dylan Kane came along and we immediately knew his experiences needed to be heard by our listeners. As you listen to Episode 71 of After The Bell you will soon realize just how intelligent Dylan is. He has boots on the ground and his experiences are engaging and thoughtful and will definitely be of great interest to our listeners. He is in no way anti- technology. But he is desirous of great teaching and sound learning conditions and taking technology out of his classes was definitely a positive change.

Enjoy the rest of your Sunday wherever you live on this planet. Listen to this episode tomorrow and share with other educators. As always, stay healthy, stay happy, and stay safe.

-Martin Stuible

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