Elijah Carbajal
The Shut Up and Teach Podcast
Welcome to the Shut Up And Teach Podcast, hosted by educator and author Elijah Carbajal. This podcast features honest conversations and purposeful reflections on all things educational to inspire teachers to take action.
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Elijah Carbajal
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Apr 17, 2024
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Episodes
Larry Carey Discusses Literacy and PBIS 14.06.2023 35:26
On this episode of the Shut Up And Teach Podcast, I spoke with Larry Carey. Larry has a background in teaching Pre-School and early childhood development. He shared how he developed a passion for literacy. Larry's book, Alliteration Boosts Communication: The ABCs of Vocabulary , is highly differentiated and a lot of fun while exposing students to literacy components including letter/sound corr...
Hal Bowman on Mentorship and Professional Growth 07.06.2023 44:27
Hal Bowman has been a teacher/educator for more than 20 years. He talked about his professional development opportunities, his Facebook group, Men In Education, and more. Hal has a deep passion to inspire and encourage men in education. While reaching all students, he has a passion to reach boys who need a male mentor in their life. It's all discussed on this episode! . . . Connect with Hal Bo...
Lessons in Respect, Acceptance, and Admiration From Andrea Bitner 31.05.2023 33:37
Today I spoke with Andrea Bitner, a teacher for over 20 years! She is an EL (English Learner) teacher. She shared her knowledge and wisdom, including three important things that should be practiced by teachers: respect, acceptance, and admiration. Andrea also discussed lessons that all teachers can learn from the EL teacher down the hall. . . . Andrea Bitner is an educator, author, and speaker. Sh...
Making a Difference for Kids: Insights from Brian Miller 24.05.2023 38:47
On today's episode, Brian Miller stopped by to chat. Brian, an elementary school principal (at the time of this recording), didn't actually plan to be an educator. Yet, he's still making a difference as an educator of 15 years. Hear what he has to say on this episode! . . . Brian is a current elementary but soon to be middle school principal. He is a writer, speaker, and podcaster who...
Podcasting for Personal and Professional Growth with Alfonso Mendoza 17.05.2023 35:09
On today's episode, I spoke with Alfonso Mendoza, an educator, husband, and host of the My Ed Tech Life Podcast! Fonz shared his podcasting journey and wisdom he's learned along the way. He discussed how podcasting, both creating and consuming, is personal development. . . . Connect with Alfonso Mendoza Alfonso Mendoza Jr., a passionate educator with over a decade of experience, holds a M...
Monsters, Manners, and a Message: An Inspiring Chat with Jeff Kubiak 10.05.2023 31:07
Jeff Kubiak is a father, husband, educator, and author of three children's books. Today he stopped by to chat about his work, especially his latest book, Monsters Have Manners , which was illustrated by his son, Braden. We had a great discussion about passion, reaching students through read alouds, and more. Check it out, connect with Jeff, and get his books, One Drop of Kindness , It's Me...
Creating Memorable Learning Experiences: Insights from Melisa Hayes 03.05.2023 21:12
Melisa Hayes is a passionate educator who serves her students by really working hard to make school fun and memorable. As a second grade teacher, she is focused on giving her second graders the best year ever by providing experiences and memorable lessons. Check out the episode and share it out! . . . Melisa Hayes is a 2nd grade teacher for Hilliard City Schools. She is also an Ambassador of the f...
Raising a Black Flag: My Reaction to Meghan Trainor 27.04.2023 14:55
In this thought-provoking podcast episode, I delve into the recent comments of Meghan Trainor. I explore how her personal attacks on teachers and the education system demonstrate ignorance towards a profession that deserves more appreciation and praise. I analyze and expose Meghan's half-hearted apology and how her comment contributes to the growing teacher shortage and negative attitudes towa...
Dr. Amy Mathews-Perez Speaks on Authenticity and Taking a Stand 26.04.2023 26:33
On today's episode I spoke with Dr. Amy Mathews-Perez. An educator for 30 years, Dr. Perez has lots of wisdom that she shared on this episode. Moments of success and moments of failures turned into lessons: this and more can be heard on this episode. Check it out and share with a friend! . . . Texas-born & raised, Dr. Amy Perez is currently in her 30th year of public education where she h...
A Conversation with Mike Szczepanik 19.04.2023 31:38
On today's episode I spoke with Mike Szczepnanik, an educator for over 20 years. He's seen a lot and learned a lot, and today, Mike shared some of his wisdom and insights into education. He's a fantastic educator, passionate about what he does. Check it out and share with a friend! . . . Mike Szczepanik earned his BS in Biology from SUNY Geneseo and MS in Science Education from SUNY Brockport. &nb...
The 50th Episode! 12.04.2023 57:30
Today, I am celebrating my 50th episode of The Shut Up and Teach Podcast! I hope you will listen and celebrate with me! . . . Elijah Carbajal is a teacher who followed in the footsteps of teachers in his family. He has served as an educator in the state of New Mexico since 2014 and is currently a Title I Reading Interventionist. Along with being the host of The Shut Up and Teach Podcast, he is the...
A Conversation with Jillian DuBois 05.04.2023 37:49
Jillian DuBois dropped by to chat with me today, and I had such a great conversation. We focused on creativity, reflection, and her work, which includes several children's books! Listen. Follow Jillian. Be on the look out for lots of #impartEDjoy! . . . Jillian is a ’redesigned’ educator who has been in the elementary classroom for 20+ years and is a Professional Learning Specialist with Forward E...
A Conversation with Mickey Smith Jr. 29.03.2023 49:16
Mickey Smith Jr. is my guest today. He is a many things, but as he shares, it's not what we DO, but what we BE that makes us who we are, which in turn can help us see our sound. We had a great conversation about passion, music, and authenticity. Check it out and share this episode with a friend! . . . Educator, Encourager, Musician. Those are just a few of ways that some would describe Micke...
A Conversation From the Couch Pt. 5: Elijah's Theme Song For the School Year (ft. Tracey Taylor) 22.03.2023 1:34:56
Welcome back to The Shut Up and Teach Podcast! Today it's my turn to discuss my theme song for this school year, Cinderella Man by Eminem. Tracey and I have a pretty deep conversation about what the song means to me. Please join us! . . . Connect with Tracey Taylor on Twitter: @traceyLtaylor . . . Elijah Carbajal is a teacher who followed in the footsteps of teachers in his...
A Conversation From the Couch Pt. 4: Tracey's Theme Song for the School Year 15.03.2023 1:28:24
No dis or offense to those who pick #OneWord at the beginning of the year. As Tracey and I explain, that is a process that doesn't work for us as individuals. At the beginning of this current school year, we decided to try something different: pick theme songs to help keep us on track and focused. Today, Tracey talks about her theme song, Evolution by Joyner Lucas. . . . Connect with T...
A Conversation with Jed Dearybury (ft. Tracey Taylor as the guest host) 01.03.2023 57:25
Jed Dearbury is my next guest. Jed is an educator, artists, author, and an advocate. Our conversation was deep and centered around balance, intentionality, and more. I hope you will check it out. . . . Jed Dearybury (he, him, his) began his education career in 2001. He was featured in GQ Magazine as Male Leader of the Year, met President Obama as the South Carolina honoree of the Presi...
A Conversation with Jon Konen 15.02.2023 27:59
Jon Konen is my guest for this episode. Jon is currently a high school principal, although he has served in multiple roles in educations, including a fifth grade teacher and a district superintendent. He shared a lot of wisdom and lessons he has learned over the course of his 25 year career as an educator. Check it out! . . . Connect with Jon on Twitter: @JonKonen Connect with Jo...
A Conversation with Erin Hoffman Austin 01.02.2023 20:47
Erin Hoffman Austin stopped by to chat with me today. We discussed her role as an educator who is making art history and learning a second language relevant to her students. She is a music enthusiast, so we also discussed music's place in the classroom. Connect with Erin. Erin E.H. Austin is a National Board Certified French teacher in Colorado and the 2023 Teacher of the Year for the Colorado Con...
A Conversation with Mark Henry 18.01.2023 27:25
Today I spoke with Mark Henry, a special education paraprofessional. Mark and I had a great conversation about inclusion, special education, and building healthy relationships with students. Check it out! Connect with Mark Henry on Twitter: @TeachesMark Connect with Elijah on Twitter: @carbaeli . . . Have you heard? My book has been released! I would be honored if you would read my book, A Place T...
A Conversation From the Couch Pt. 3 (ft. Tracey Taylor) 19.12.2022 1:08:12
Tracey joins me once again for another wonderful conversation from our couch. Connect with Tracey on Twitter: @traceyLtaylor Connect with Tracey on Instagram: @mizteenm Connect with Elijah on Twitter: @carbaeli Connect with Elijah on Instagram: @carbaeli . . . Have you heard? My book has been released! I would be honored if you would read my book, A Place They Love. Here is how you can purchase my...
A Conversation with Jamie Johnson 14.12.2022 27:23
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 In...
A Place They Love 07.12.2022 17:53
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...
A Conversation with Dr. Shelley Blackwell 30.11.2022 42:09
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...
A Conversation with Debbie Tannenbaum 16.11.2022 32:54
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...
A Conversation with Deanna Barela 09.11.2022 17:05
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 Ca...
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