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  • Exploring International Teaching with Roy and Martin

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    Insights from the Stunt Brothers of Education on Global Classrooms In this week’s episode, the International teachers Podcast welcomes The Stunt Brothers, your favourite hosts of the “After the Bell” podcast, as they share their unique journeys into international teaching and the vibrant world of education beyond borders. The Importance of Being Present Roy reflects…

  • Celebrating Teachers: Insights and Reflections on World Teachers’ Day

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    Join us as we honor educators and discuss their vital role in society. Happy World Teachers’ Day! As we celebrate World Teachers’ Day, we reflect on the profound impact teachers have on our lives. The Stunt Brothers dive into the significance of this day and share their thoughts on what it truly means to be…

  • 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…

  • The Uninvited Guest

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    The Art of Uninvited Guests: Surprising Moments in Teaching and Life The return of a red squirrel at Manning Park leads The Stunt Brothers to share funny interactions with students and staff, and how to turn an uninvited guest into a memorable experience. Have you ever experienced an unexpected visitor—whether in your classroom, your home,…

  • Coming Monday: Dr. Misty Paterson

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    5 Insights from Misty Paterson Tomorrow on After The Bell, explore 5 key insights from educator Misty Paterson on enhancing student learning through play and inquiry-based practices. Discover actionable strategies for teachers looking to foster creativity in the classroom. The Stunt Brothers dive into a transformative approach to education with Misty Paterson, the creator of…

  • Finding Self Compassion for Educators

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    In the demanding world of education, teachers often put their own needs on the back burner while striving to nurture their students. In our current episode of the After the Bell podcast, Roy and Martin engage in a heartfelt discussion with author Lisa Baylis about her book, “Self-Compassion for Educators.” This episode sheds light on…

  • The Small practices That Can Transform Teachers’ Wellness

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    Happy Friday, After The Bell listeners! Roy and I recently had a wonderful interview for our podcast that really shifted how I think about teacher well-being—and I’d love to share some of those insights with you. The conversation was with Lisa Baylis, an educator, counselor, and author of Self-Compassion for Educators. From her journey, I gleaned…

Insights from the Stunt Brothers of Education on Global Classrooms

In this week’s episode, the International teachers Podcast welcomes The Stunt Brothers, your favourite hosts of the “After the Bell” podcast, as they share their unique journeys into international teaching and the vibrant world of education beyond borders.

The Importance of Being Present

Roy reflects on the difference in dynamics when co-hosting in person versus remotely. He notes,

“There’s something about being in the same space… I feel like we’re getting together with old friends now.”
This highlights how physical presence can enhance connection and collaboration in education.

A Journey from Geology to Teaching

Roy shares his fascinating path from geology to becoming an educator. After working in a silver mine in the Northwest Territories, he felt the pull towards teaching. He explains,

“I just couldn’t take it anymore… I want to meet people.”
This turning point led him to Japan, where he found opportunities to teach and connect with students on a deeper level.

Creative Freedom in Education

Martin describes his decision to pursue education over law, emphasizing the creative aspects of teaching. He states,

“I thought about who I was and where I could be more creative.”
This perspective showcases the intrinsic rewards found in the teaching profession, where educators can inspire and innovate.

Navigating the International Landscape

Both Roy and Martin discuss their experiences in international settings, revealing the challenges and triumphs of teaching abroad. They note the cultural exchanges and personal growth that come with engaging students from diverse backgrounds.

The Power of Nostalgia

The conversation shifts to music, with a light-hearted debate over iconic Canadian songs. Roy reminisces about his family’s connection to the Bare Naked Ladies, saying,

“I remember listening to the songs with my children… I have a great connection to it.”
This exchange encapsulates the nostalgic ties that music can create across generations.

As the episode wraps up, the camaraderie between the hosts shines through, reminding us of the joy found in sharing experiences and stories in education.

To dive deeper into these insights and learn more about the journeys of Roy and Martin, tune into the full episode available wherever you get your podcasts as well as stuntbrothers.ca