Episodes

Hey ya'll! Today I got to chat with educator and author Jamie Johnson. She is the author of the book, Teach and Still Have Time to Pee, and has a dabbled in many different areas of education. She shares lots of knowledge about setting courageous boundaries, why it's important to practice self-care, and why phrases like "Do it for the kids" can be harmful if left unchecked. Connect with Jamie on Instagram: @kickassteacher Connect with Jamie through her website: www.kickassteacher.com Connect with...

Hey everyone. I realize it's been a hot minute since I've shared anything, so here I am. Today I talk about the backstory, message, and process of writing my book, A Place They Love. This book will challenge you, motivate you, encourage you, and validate you as a teacher, so pick up a copy today! Here is how you can purchase my book. EduMatch: A Place They Love Amazon: A Place They Love Barnes and Noble: A Place They Love #APlaceTheyLoveBook / #ShutUpAndTeach / #EduMatchBooks

On this episode, I spoke with Dr. Shelley Blackwell. She is an MTSS Literacy Support Specialist~SLP.D. MTSS/MLSS stands for Multi-Tiered/Layered Systems of Support, but what exactly is its purpose and intent? Dr. Blackwell says that its purpose is student learning. Listen to learn more, including misconceptions surrounding MTSS/MLSS. Follow Dr. Shelley Blackwell on Twitter: @sblackwellslpd Follow Elijah on Twitter: @carbaeli Have you heard? My book has been released! I would be honored if you ...

On this episode of the Shut Up and Teach Podcast, I talked with Debbie Tannenbaum, an educator for more than 20 years, currently working as Tech Coach at an elementary school. Debbie is beyond tech savvy. She is a valuable resource - her book, her blogs, her speaking engagements, and her presence on social media is having a solid impact on educators around the world. Follow Debbie Tannenbaum on Twitter (@TannenbaumTech), Instagram (@tannenbaumtech), Facebook (Debbie Tannenbaum), and on her webs...

I am excited to sit down and record a conversation with my colleague and college friend, Deanna Barela. She is a Transformational Coach at our school, Kirtland ES. She highlighted what it means to be a TOPS School, and some of the lessons she's learned in her teaching career. Thank you for listening! Connect with Elijah on Twitter and Instagram: @carbaeli Connect with Elijah on Facebook: Elijah Carbajal Buy Elijah's book, A Place They Love, on EduMatch, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble! #APlaceT...

I had the privilege of being on podcasters row at the 2022 Teach Better Conference. I am excited to share these final three conversations I had. I got to chat with: Dr. Kevin Leichtman, an educator and author of The Perfect Ten. Melody McAllister, an educator, blogger, and author of I'm Sorry Story. Tracey Taylor, an educator, artist, entrepreneur, and my wife. These are three educators who are are doing a lot to disrupt the status quo and make school a place to love. Listen, enjoy, reflect...

Recorded live on podcasters row at the 2022 Teach Better Conference, these episodes feature conversations with attendees, presenters, and authors who were at the conference. This episode features Jamie Johnson, educator and author of the book Teach and Still Have Time to Pee. This episode also features Mike Earnshaw, principal and author of The EduCulture Cookbook, and Josh Buckley, an assistant principal. Mike and Josh are the hosts of the Punk Rock Classrooms Podcast. Thank you for listenin...

Bailey Keller and I work together, so this is one of the first in person conversations I have had. It was great! Mrs. Keller is a fourth grade teacher at our school Kirtland ES. She shared some of the great things happening at school and how she gets her own professional development. Tune in for a great conversation. Follow Elijah on Twitter: https://twitter.com/carbaeli In case you haven't heard, I (Elijah) have written a book that is soon to be released through EduMatch Publishing. The title i...

In honor of #suicidepreventionawarness month, I decided to be brave and share some of my poetry via spoken word. This poem is called “better.” It is a reflection on my mental health journey, especially over the last year. I hope it speaks to you.

Mandy Froehlich is a passionate human being, advocating for educator mental health and well being. I had the privilege of talking with her about these topics, as well as getting a snapshot of what her upcoming Teach Better Conference Session will be about. I hope you enjoy this episode. Connect with Mandy: Mandy Froehlich on Twitter: https://twitter.com/froehlichm DivergentEDU: https://www.mandyfroehlich.com/divergent-edu Connect with Elijah Elijah Carbajal on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ca...

I chatted it up with David Knott, a music educator from Pensilvania. He shared his insights into the importance of using music as part of SEL. We also talked about how consistency plays a big part of growing as an educator and individuals. Check it out! David Knott on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dekconductor Milton Hershey School: https://www.mhskids.org/ Elijah Carbajal on Twitter: https://twitter.com/carbaeli Register for the Teach Better Conference, this October 14 and 15. Use the code s...

I had the tremendous pleasure of sitting down with Tracey Taylor for another wonderful conversation from the couch. In this episode we discuss leadership. You don't have to be the "leader" to lead at your school. ***We do NOT own the rights to this music. The music heard is from a Lo-Fi playlist on Apple Music.***