Introvert Teachers vs Extrovert Teachers

[@FrankJames]

read a book. do your homework.

[@eraybulgaria]

Sure, imma do it a lil later False information detected

[@retaa2484]

Jokes on u, I just completed it 😝

[@olive_riggzey]

And here I was about to watch your video... Thanks for the reminder, though.

[@luiiiandmovieee]

Don't you wanna talk with us?!

[@breeeeeaaathofthewild]

Sure I'll read a book. But my homework can burn in the fiery* pits of tartarus for all I care. ... :) ❤️ Lol. Extroverted teachers are okay, can be cool, but extroverted teachers who try to get the class to act extroverted too in their classes are *not* fun. (🤫shhh ignore that spelling correction-)😅

[@shirophoenix01]

That extrovert teacher is any introvert student's worst nightmare!

[@radbhak597]

Yep... If I had the extrovert teacher... i don't even want to imagine it. But I did have an extrovert teacher who did understand some of us introverts in the class so they were like the "extrovert teacher" in a sense but whenever we played a random wheel game he'd allow us some time to think as prepare XD.

[@unknownperson-mk1ei]

Very very true...and i've got 3-4 of them in my life and they are the reason of my collection of memories about humiliation and my decreasing self confidence and begining of antisocial.

[@kavyamurali3479]

Yes true

[@siblingsok1937]

lol yes, they are scary

[@anna_b360]

and an extroverted student is an introverted teachers worst nightmare speaking as an extravert i should know lol

[@angelicawhite8817]

My favorite teachers were the introverts pretending to be extroverts. The most awkward, just like me!

[@sanjeev.111]

I never had an introverted teacher and all the other ones were so freaking annoying :(

[@cristinasuarezpareja738]

You just described me

[@TT-rz5td]

Yes!!!! They were always the goofiest and played pranks! 1986, senior year of high school, my social studies teacher was loved by all the students. His lectures were very good and people actually paid attention. With the exception of one day. Our teacher was in the middle of a lecture. All of a sudden he began to slow down his rate of speech and his voice got softer and softer. He put his index finger up to his lips to motion. "Shhhhhh." He then pointed at a classmate, Scott. Scott was a well-liked classmate; a classmate who had his head on his desk and was in a deep sleep. We were all silent. Our teacher went to the board and wrote, "slowly and silently, get up and leave the classroom so as not to wake Scott. We will hold the rest of the class in the common area." This common space was an area where a couple of hallways met and the teachers had their offices. Each classroom had a big window next to it. Class resumed and we could see Scott, still sleeping. A minute before the bell rang our teacher had the entire class gather at the window and look in at Scott. When the bell rang, he was startled and bolted up fron his seat. For a few moments he was a little confused as to why he was in an empty classroom, but when he looked up and saw the entire class in the window smiling, laughing and giving him a thumbs up, he laughed. Good times. 👍😂

[@evymarpg9916]

I don't know if I'm an extrovert or introvert teacher now xD kinda in the middle, coz ENFP lol

[@Ran_Aikun]

Most of the time, they were ISFJ haha

[@rustjones6914]

You know a teacher is introverted if they like the quiet kids the most and you know a teacher is really extroverted if they like the cool kids the most and try to fit in. Teachers usually like the kids that remind them of themselves

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

True. I think they favor other students too but they definitely favor their own personality stereotypes.

[@blvvdyrose7961]

i'm always quiet and draw and my art teacher is talking only to me, and he is way more opened for me

[@kokosbrokenpencils5394]

So that's why my Maths teacher always paid attention to me and my future most of the time. The most interesting thing is both of us are infj because we deeply care for others. I can tell the vibe by just looking at him which is kind of interesting.

[@kokosbrokenpencils5394]

And he also loves maths in an artistic way. Most people don't expect infj to be extremely good at maths.

[@arkabasu4851]

This

[@mynosycats]

Introvert teachers during quarantine: "You don't have to turn the cameras on. Also, please mute yourself." Extrovert teachers during quarantine: "Hello everyone, turn your cameras on! Please, everyone, say "hello!" You also don't have to mute yourself all the time!"

[@zeemonrollin8340]

"you'll be marked absent If I don't see you on camera. How I supposed to know that is you and not just your brother talking."

[@lillyk3680]

I love how this is like exact words

[@user-ch2hl4er6s]

@@zeemonrollin8340 I hate those sorts of teachers ugh

[@clairicci]

Haha we were so lucky not to turn our cameras on even once

[@bluewrenbirdie]

Haha, not a teacher but got that exact line from my extroverted department head today. I not only have my camera disabled, but switch off incoming video as well. It's bliss.

[@totallyjokers]

“Icebreakers? No, we don’t do that here.” -The teacher I wish I had

[@MattSigmaX]

I like ice, leave it the f@#k alone.

[@totallyjokers]

Lmao 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@MyEClassinBytes]

I dont do icebreakers in my class 😁

[@theblaze5530]

Me too

[@kavyamurali3479]

Me too😃

[@k4r1zm4]

I have a teacher who is an introvert, and it’s amazing. The whole class stays silent and everybody does their exercises. No one disturbs, and it’s heaven. She goes around the class and sees what we are doing, she reads it, and helps us out. The most amazing teacher I’ve ever had.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

I wish college classes could be more like that. They all have a professor screaming and ruckus from over 50 people. That’s why constant in class babysitting from teachers is pointless, anything you do in class can be done with self-study and group grading. One of the reasons distance learning college classes were popular for decades before the recent quarantine.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

If only more teachers taught like yours does, instead of off-topic lecturing/activities. Most teachers seem obsessed with their own personality quirks, like a KZbinr or something.

[@kaannagumanov1185]

Boooring

[@jazzywithzs]

I want her give me her

[@thefifthmarauder-stormeyes4784]

@@kaannagumanov1185 what is so boooring about that??🤨🤨

[@largealmond3085]

Classmates in an introverted teacher's class: "ugh this class is so boring I wish we got to talk more" Me in my head: "I'm in heaven right now"

[@an-cool1092]

Being an introvert teacher I never let my class go boring. I keep them indulged in some or the other activities 😁😁😁 and find ways to keep them mum 😂😂😂

[@mgA757]

Yes

[@seasons1146]

@@an-cool1092 genius.

[@user-eb6xu4pv8d]

like yayy guaranteed peace and quiet? i am in

[@lynezukeedits9967]

Same

[@retaa2484]

Extroverted Teacher: offers high-fives COVID: *i’mma ruin this man’s whole career*

[@ritaruggerone4434]

Now they're the teachers who ask for reaction emojis and keeping the cameras on...

[@Chillwave6]

@@ritaruggerone4434 "who knows the answer to this?" *people put the hand up thing* "no, in voice" *everyone lowers hand, nobody wants to answer*

[@BumbleBee-bp7du]

I'm an introvert, but I act extroverted for my students. I make them give me "air high fives" and "air hugs". It has been SOO hard to teach this year, because I love hands-on learning, classroom transformations, and educational games (ex. Hungry Hungry Humans review game where students are pushed on scooters to grab ball pit balls that correspond to math questions.) I am SO ready for things to go back to normal!!

[@BumbleBee-bp7du]

@PestoMayo they may act self-conscious at first, but I always win them over. I think it helps that they know that I love them, and I am also not afraid to look like a total dork myself! I am also really good at reading people, so if I see that a child is uncomfortable with the air hugs/high fives, then I adjust. As far as real hugs (pre-Covid), I would never initiate a hug from a student. This is up to the student. Also, when it comes to the crazy classroom stuff, I have NEVER had a student say that they didn't want to participate. I would have individual printouts of the work ready, but no one has ever chosen that.

[@Spanish101class]

IKR! I am a first grade teacher and I used to say goodbye with hugs and high fives etc, Now we do fist bumps and wave... so sad!

[@gijsklaassen8851]

As an introvert and a happy teacher, it fills me with joy to read such positive comments about introvert teachers:)

[@ifabianxd1338]

You and me both :)

[@dabsforlife]

Yeah, it's the extrovert teachers that were scary in my opinion. I'm also an introvert so hearing the line abt switching seats made me cringe 😬

[@LenaFerrari]

As an introvert student, introvert teachers are the best

[@shenequakimbro5146]

We love you guys!! Lol.

[@NataliaPessoaXOXOMAKE]

Introvert teacher: If you have any complaints, email it to me cuz I can’t handle that in person.

[@mlek1313]

Yes! This!

[@sheenasolero]

haha, I love this!

[@elmondo-s1e]

Introvert doesn’t equal terrified of confrontation. whatchu on about

[@mlek1313]

@@elmondo-s1e It's not necessarily about being terrified of confrontation, but having more time to process the information and come up with a reasonable response.

[@alhye]

more like "please take an appointment so that i can really focus on you and help you because, you see, when the bell rings i just want to go home. everybody will always find something to ask and take away my sweet, sweeeet break and nobody likes to see me angry. Fs will chase y'all."

[@nicoleonfeels]

I feel like introverted teachers would contemplate their life decisions frequently.

[@hollyp.8849]

Oh, we certainly do

[@nmariejenkins2041]

We do.

[@pacecarlyle]

Constantly. Every. Single. Day.

[@giishaw92]

Literally every minute of the day

[@Chillwave6]

"why did i study years to see these dead-eyed teens, those eyes tell a story and i don't want to be part of it."

[@jonnavieabaya]

I'm an English teacher who so happens to be introverted. I've definitely adopted extroverted traits as a teacher and colleague that I often get mistaken as an extrovert. Teaching requires a whole lot of acting. I always put on a performance for my students, and trust me when I say that I always go home completely exhausted.

[@somebody7843]

The same here but what a pleasure when you know that you left a for life print on them and they will never have been the same if they had another teacher .

[@Izabela-ek5nh]

Is it morally fine to be untrue when a teacher? I mean I did the same but it was exhausting. Why should we do that....

[@LilianaKali]

I'm certain my students would say I'm an extrovert, but some days I just feel so drained as soon as they're gone and I can hide away in my room to work and go home.

[@ThatIckyGuy]

This is how I got through substitute teaching, but I couldn't always fake it.

[@rymreaper]

I dropped out of mechanical because only jobs I was going to get were being a teacher. I will never be a teacher, I respect those who can do it. Reason is that I have to be professional. I prefer to be unprofessional , homie to students type of person but these institutions won't allow me. Next I hate socialising if I'm not gaining anything special out of it.

[@kingofdespair7006]

"Every class, I want you to sit in a different seat" An introvert's nightmare taking a teacher's form

[@excusemeprincess8252]

Or when you get handed a sheet and you’re asked to go around the room getting the information and inputs from other people and groups and then you spend the next 20 mins awkwardly shuffling around the room not talking to anyone and trying to not get noticed by the teacher. A stand out dread

[@shiroiokami5246]

Just passing by to tell you that I love your profile because Black is best boy and I swear allegiance to the king of despair

[@yomsha]

Yes 😂

[@wesrm1]

Maybe in college but no teacher K-12 would do that. You are just asking for behavior problems.

[@AnnafromHungarylvNW]

The trick is to create a cycle so even though everyone changes seats, the people you sit next to can be the same.

[@nahtsch]

I think I had like one introvert teacher that didn’t pretend to be extroverted. He was the best teacher, I was bullied a lot on other classes, even by the teachers, but not on his class. Every time someone was mean to anyone he would give the most funny sarcastic answer, everyone would laugh and stop being mean. He was so smart, and also was great at teaching too. I wish I had more teachers like him.

[@debso3712]

Remus lupin type beat

[@hotline6126]

Pink tie guy: never seat in the same seat twice Me: you want me to give up corner seat where I can be in peace and silence? Not happening

[@ritaruggerone4434]

AND have potential interactions with the talkative weirdos? Now you're just being cruel...

[@andrewssportsden9396]

Back row of the bus was my spot

[@trishaagz]

@@ritaruggerone4434 more like the other introverts gather there and have mutual respect in the silence

[@js42025]

I hated it when teachers said that! 😭

[@BenziLZK]

@@trishaagz same... The only time we talk really loud is when we are playing games and raged and get mad like a 9 years old, but still, great friends, tho not really knowing them despite 'knowing' them for 5 years

[@retaa2484]

I don’t have a single introverted teacher, and it *bothers me*

[@lalala-vk7ex]

I'm a heavy introvert and a teacher... sometimes I feel like I should try to be more extroverted for my kids bc they're 5th graders so they need someone who is more extra lol but then again I look at the other teachers and how annoying they are 🤣🤣

[@JulEnglefaris]

I feel like to even want to have a career as a teacher you need to be somewhat extroverted, which is why it's so common unfortunately

[@genericname8727]

Part of it is probably that the advice we’re given often involves acting extroverted. They might be introverts outside of the classroom, where they’re putting on a sort of performance to help students stay engaged and all that. As if the job weren’t draining enough for introverts to begin with.

[@lalala-vk7ex]

@@JulEnglefaris I mean I feel like there isn't any job where you can actually be left alone and not have to talk to anyone. If I have to fake it, I'd rather that than anything else. At least it is a really rewarding career

[@CookieWorm]

We’re out here, we’re just pressured into masking as extroverts.

[@hamstersdailylife4938]

The scariest type of all is the extroverted teacher who seems so friendly at first that all the students start feeling comfortable enough to chat in class and occasionally divert attention from lessons, but then one day he reveals his true self and starts shrieking and throwing/destroying school material at this one student who happened to get on his nerves for a completely random and unpredictable reason.

[@talhavawda987]

r/SuspiciouslySpecific

[@killme5630]

Oh God same. I remember this one biology teacher I had who was pretty chill and funny. But one day we having a test and we were in the middle of closing our books. Guess he spotted someone and thought they weren't gonna put the book away and all of a sudden he shouted. I literally remember holding my breath. Like damn. Every one in my class was scared

[@pamorris73]

Lol, did we go to the same HS because I had that teacher

[@killme5630]

@@pamorris73 well I do love in South Asia, dunno bout you.

[@aasiyakhan9258]

why does that sound like all my highschool teachers?

[@BlackRosePetalzFall]

Lol as an introverted teacher, I can say I used to be like the stereotype portrayed here. But I can also tell everyone who claims on the comment section that they haven’t met an introverted teacher that they’re dead wrong. With experience we learn how to masquerade as extroverts (teaching is an act) and our energies deplete when the act falls.

[@alhanoofabdulrahman8420]

Lol i use this technique with people I have to talk to

[@BlackRosePetalzFall]

@@alhanoofabdulrahman8420 Eyyy same. I learn from teaching haha.

[@erjonsinani2451]

Same here.

[@WishfulThinkingArt]

Absolutely agreed! My students describe me as animated, fun-loving, and easy to talk to, but that's only because I'm directing all my energy into teaching what I love. Although, I do stick to that "quiet-time" stereotype where I have my students write in a journal for ten minutes at the end of class, so we can all take a break and come down from the fast pace.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

I will agree that teaching is an act (having had teacher parents.) All social interactions are acts to an extent. People are usually not that far off the act though. The problem is the binary black/white terms we use to describe complicated behaviors. Introversion and anxiety can mean anything depending on context and perspective.

[@zespriyuca2625]

I get anxiety just by listening to that extro- teacher ;-;

[@Zeo_saiyan]

Me to. 😰😰

[@marisafernandes9259]

As an extroverted teacher I apologise

[@atinyarmywhostays383]

Those teachers were my worst nightmare. I just wanted to sit in the back in peace and learn with minimal interaction.

[@Zeo_saiyan]

@@atinyarmywhostays383 mine too. 😈👿

[@zespriyuca2625]

@@atinyarmywhostays383 same dude same...

[@Moonchild99]

I love introvert teachers. In the end they are the ones who care about their students the most and give actual lessons instead of telling us about their live in Germany

[@MM-pv5tp]

I’m sorry but telling someone about their lives in Germany is NOT a trait of extroversion. I don’t even think you know what “extroversion” means. And I would prefer for my teacher to go off-topic sometimes.

[@cristinasuarezpareja738]

I'm an introvert and a teacher and let me tell you, if you want to survive in the business you have to adopt some extroverted characteristics... Otherwise those teachers evaluations will kill you.

[@StephanieJeanne]

Yep, tho only had student-teaching experience.😊

[@missrobinhoodie]

Yes!! The classroom is your stage and everyday is showtime...

[@BumbleBee-bp7du]

@@missrobinhoodie I have a stage in my classroom. :D

[@Snapeserverussnape]

I'm in my third year of secondary ed. Still awkward on my presentations. I bet it's gonna be hell if I am already practicing my profession HAHA

[@briannahawkins8810]

I can fake extroversion but for the love of all things holy no ice breakers when I’m a teacher

[@raphgt6459]

I think one of my teachers in high school was an introvert. He spoke in a calm voice, and spent half of the lesson explaining the concept, that was summarised in 2 pages at the end He always wore flowered shirts He was one of the teacher that made me love physics

[@sofiebonaparte7831]

He sounds like a great teacher!

[@raphgt6459]

@@sofiebonaparte7831 he was!

[@erezsolomon3838]

I also have an introverted physics teacher

[@tracyzimmerman7912]

I once had a teacher who wore a fish tie every now and then 😜

[@kartoffelchen132]

That seems nice. You were lucky, unlike me. I wish I had a teacher like that now (I used to have an elderly teacher and every lesson we would talk about a two-page chapter in our book and he would explain it and show us related information, but he retired last year; I enjoyed his lessons)

[@Shasha-zk4fu]

I had an extrovert precalc teacher once. She always tried to make learning "fun" with colorful posters, games, videos. I ended up failing half the tests because these "fun" methods of teaching were honestly just distracting. Next year I had an introverted calc teacher. No funny business. You walk in, listen to him lecture for an hour, then he would give you a packet with like 100 practice questions to do for the unit. I ended up acing the class. I guess the moral is there is no one size fits all style of teaching/learning and trying to make certain subjects fun for the student is not always better.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

I agree, though making learning encouraging and attractive to students is important. It just shouldn’t be what the teacher spends most of class time doing. Especially the rare teachers with charisma, they should teach, not tell stories. Students can supplement this with fun movies, websites, and KZbin channels like Kurzgesagt - In A Nutshell on their own time. We don’t need a teacher for that.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Having trouble in pre-calc isn’t so bad. My pre-algebra teacher couldn’t do the math at the level of 12 year olds. She was the sweetest lady, but when asked for help she would have us play computer games instead. I had Algebra 1 in eighth grade and boy was it a shock. I hated the teacher for having high standards and criticizing my work, but I know I would not have gotten such a high grade if I hadn’t learned to ask questions and get tutoring when needed. I had a few subjects that went from silly with low standards to expecting too much for even a hard working student to keep up. The important part regardless of teaching style is that the student(s) actually learn something.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

That’s also true about education styles. I used to think that writing was my weak point (It definitely was in elementary school.) I even had a diagnosed disability related to it. Yet in high school, SATs, a scholarship, and college writing was my strength. I used to be weak in visual learning, later I became very good at it. There is no perfect way to teach.

[@shenequakimbro5146]

Wow. As an accounting major and have to do some math work, I would thrive better that way also. Just put me on a system and let me figure it out and then during lecture I would not have to be that interactive. Unfortunately, the last teacher actually told me to get some rest because I did not respond that much, and I was the only one who showed up to her lectures. I was thinking that she should have been lucky I showed up! The Excel teacher I have is very interactive that I'm thinking about skipping the live lectures and listen to the recorded ones. He assigned a group activity to do charts. I'm introverted and did not know much about it and that was a disaster.

[@MM-pv5tp]

Are you sure you’re not just confusing introversion with strictness? Because being boring is NOT a trait of introversion.

[@tyongff]

No one: The professor: If you change your seats you maybe marked absent and which will result in suspension.... 🙄😂😂

[@yunyo1983]

Well, I will confuse who is who if they change seats. Especially right now, with everyone wearing a mask, it makes this a lot harder.

[@Serenity_yt]

More like almost every one of my teachers said something like that at one point or another and tagged on that participation and oral test grades could also be switched up which may lead to somone else getting your good grade while you get a bad one from someone random so everyone was properly horiffied and never dared to move an inch xD

[@blunt0sword0meals97]

I teach the whole school as I'm a specials class and even though I can learn many of the students over time, it's only NOW almost 3/4 of the way into the school year and I finally have a good handle of names vs faces and I have 500 students....(the other 200 are K&1st which I don't grade), so I have them assigned other wise i"d spend the whole time asking them their names every class which is every student once a week.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Don’t you just love bureaucratic idiocy?! You were marked late/absent due to a technicality. So let’s ban you from attending class today. That will solve the problem and not cost the school funding for sure! 🤥🤫

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

@@Serenity_yt That might have been more effective if participation grades had any consequences, with anyone. I don’t mean to just be rude to the teachers and ignore their advice on what to improve, but who cares about a pointless letter!

[@randaltichy6570]

Everyone complaining at the extroverted teachers in the comment section, while they are at least trying to get your attention. From my experience didn't matter if teacher were extroverted or introverted: if teacher was intelligent and had sense of humour, classes were interesting

[@samyukk1273]

I love teachers who talk, and have sense of humor, The only Thing is, they have to pretend i don't exist, If they do that, IM FINE

[@youknowhoo3]

Ikr. I'd rather we not make this a introvert vs. extrovert kind of thing, because neither are bad.

[@lrchahaha9642]

@@youknowhoo3 Yeah!!! Extroversion is not a synonym of not respecting boundaries and forcing you to do things you're uncomfortable with.

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@lrchahaha9642 uP

[@everythinginbetween2985]

Many of this guy’s videos tend to make extroverts look bad. And the comment sections in the videos are full of introverts insulting extroverts, caricaturising and stereotyping them as obnoxious, insensitive, bimbotic and stupid even. It’s nothing new. Oh, and this youtuber actually gives thumbs ups on (likes) a lot of these shady comments. From what I recall, I think there was only one introvert/extrovert video where there were users who said nice things about extroverts.

[@Pravaification]

"If you change seats I will forget who you are" As an introvert teacher this spoke to me on a spiritual level.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Especially those caucasian kids with names like John and Daniel and Brittany and Susan. There were 2-3 males named Daniel M. or N. in every class I attended growing up.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

I got yelled at and sent to the principal’s office in Kindergarten because I told the teacher I didn’t know a girl’s last name. When I couldn’t even spell my own. Apparently students/staff are expected to be born knowing these things?

[@estixscrackworld4046]

@@ConnanTheCivilized this sounds weird but when I was 7 I got yelled by a teacher over my fricking last name to be written in another language (I know it is confusing but still) I don't remember But its something to do with colouring a picture or something, I came home and immediately pass out on the sofa and have a nap nightmare about her screaming again, I woke up crying and that's all. The teacher was mean af

[@ame8710]

Haha. True.

[@MM-pv5tp]

Are you sure you’re not just confusing introversion with schizoid personality disorder? Because being unable to socialize is NOT a trait of introversion.

[@elizabethorsillo7187]

My dad, who is a retired schoolteacher, was definitely an introvert teacher! Every Friday he showed a movie, so that was one less day he had to teach.

[@rosieleaverton]

Smart

[@aggelikiap]

That's so cool of him, I approve

[@marianarojas8878]

Soy fan de tu papá!!

[@tracyzimmerman7912]

I loved movie day

[@bagel7080]

My geography teacher always makes us watch the same films. He has like 5 of them and sometimes he skips parts. When there’s time left he goes back to the skipped parts. I don’t think he’s an introvert, he just doesn’t care. It’s his last year, but I think he stopped caring with 40

[@oxymoronic717]

Only slightly related but I hate the “one interesting fact about you” icebreaker. I’m sorry, I’m not an interesting person. What do you want me to say?

[@helgaioannidis9365]

As a child at that question I would always start talking about my brother, because I couldn't think of anything interesting about me. 😂

[@breeeeeaaathofthewild]

YES. Oh Hylia, I hate that question soooo gosh darn much. that and the "what did you do over the holidays" and "tell the class a bit about yourself" ones.

[@panlis6243]

"Everybody loves to talk about themselves" - someone who has never heard about introverts

[@martinschmelzle4864]

E.g. I find your profile picture pretty interesting. What does it depict?

[@StarOnCheek]

Say that

[@moonlight-rising]

The extroverted teacher reminded me of my astronomy professor. He was such a lovely, old man. I felt really bad because I was in his class when the pandemic started and when he started out zoom calls, he seemed so sad. ): He was divorced and his kids were all grown up so he lived alone. He would almost beg people to turn on their cameras because he felt so lonely, saying how he was so unused to being home (he was a semi workaholic and was really involved with the schools he taught at). ): I hope he's okay. He was so kind. Talked about inclusivity and said f u to the racist. 😔😔 I wish he were my uncle or something.

[@nikonp5994]

I hope he's doing alright 😢

[@moonlight-rising]

@@nikonp5994 me too, m8. Me too 😢. I think about emailing him sometimes but he has so many students so I doubt he'll even remember me lolol

[@JulianaSilva140]

@@moonlight-rising Even if he doesn’t remember, it would remind him that his students care about him. And that might make him feel less lonely. Who knows? That might be just what he needs right now. This pandemic is taking its toll on many people’s mental health.

[@moonlight-rising]

@@JulianaSilva140 ur right! I might just email him

[@jenniferlopez901]

@@moonlight-rising how did it go???

[@mmabellee]

My teacher is so extrovert. He would literally make all of us do a presentation every week, it's was a nightmare. Low-key really thankful for the lockdown

[@pridivshakya5787]

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[@cattleyaandherkittens8607]

I can feel you. It’s a nightmare 😂

[@mmabellee]

@@cattleyaandherkittens8607 🥺🥺it is a nightmare

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Why do they do that? It’s not a skill students will pick up solely through experience, I did it since pre-school and didn’t improve a whole lot. They should get the school to teach public speaking skills, not waste half the period with awkward teenagers making fools of themselves without helpful feedback. I known it is well meaning.

[@mmabellee]

@@ConnanTheCivilized idk...i cant speak up because i have no power😔

[@Hello-yh5xo]

Imagine the only extrovert in the class is the teacher- nobody would ever be called by name.

[@InglésconRobert2025]

I was a teacher. I acted like an extrovert, but was an introvert. The beginning of each year was hell. I had to be around all these new people after a quiet and relaxing summer.

[@MM-pv5tp]

Are you sure you’re not just confusing introversion with schizoid personality disorder? Because being afraid of socializing is not a trait of introversion.

[@CocoasArt]

I feel like one of me teachers was like He was alway giving out the extrovert vibe, he was loud, confident, he would go out of his way to help us But he was definitely an intervert, Just him Talking about his life stories, you could tell he was an intervert He was just like me. People think I am an extrovert, but i don't see my self as one at all. I love my alone time a lot more That teacher was my favorite He was all of our class's favorite

[@KidAteMe1LetsBuildsAndMore]

here you see an ENFP, in their natural contemplative introvert-wishing habitat

[@lauracackova2852]

you might just be ambivert - most people are

[@rebecadonadon5275]

@@lauracackova2852 lol ambivert? You mean like normal? Not that introverts and extroverts aren’t normal of course.

[@CocoasArt]

@@lauracackova2852 I mean maybe But idk, I still see my self more as an introvert

[@CocoasArt]

@Random Unknown hii

[@thecheddarshredder]

I like a combo...I like teachers who try to get to know people but aren’t awkward about it. I like a more introverted teacher that is a little chatty at times but not super hyper...it’s very specific but very nice 😂

[@breezymango4113]

I agree.

[@akhiltrc9708]

Introverts can be extremely chatty. Just not for mundane and inconsequential stuff but for long and deep intellectual discussions, which is perfect for an introverted teacher. The socializing part comes with maturity.

[@annabellaw8671]

I am really an introvert, but as a teacher I am also a combination of both depending on how much my energy levels are depleated. I run four different classes, so I tend to be more of an extrovert in the beginning of the day, when having more energy. Then turn more introvert, I suppose, with later classes. Think the energy should just be dispensated more optimally so the kids don't start to think their teacher has a split personality. :D

[@Jennifer-di4nl]

I'll never forget my introvert History teacher. Put his desk in the BACK of the classroom so we couldn't look at him. 4 years of him in highschool. 43 years old and just figured out I like History.

[@katbeer3445]

loooool what?

[@ame8710]

Wow!!! But we did have tables at the back sometimes. I'm an introvert and it's true having teacher's table at the back is pretty fun. I have this, you-move-an-inch-i'll- ask-you-a-question- thing. Seriously, everyone will get a question. My students almost got a heartache because how unpredictable I am.

[@kingofdespair7006]

Self introductions are literally hell. I mean, you won't even remember any of that a minute later, so what's the point of asking

[@goldie8127]

😂😂👍🏻👍🏻

[@wesrm1]

It’s true. I don’t remember that unless it’s something that caught my attention from being a similar interest.

[@ashe_xox]

@@wesrm1 Let's be honest the ones that you remember are the only ones that have any importance anyways, it's not like you're gonna try to talk to someone who bores you to death

[@nikonp5994]

I dont enjoy it but its important. I learned to take notes of my classmates names and make friends with them so its easier when its required to work on a project together.

[@SamElle]

speaking in front of people? yea thats a no from me. I could never survive as a teacher, I CANT EVEN PUT MY CAMERA ON FOR ZOOM LOL

[@karly.asshhh]

This. If I know I will have to put my camera on for zoom I literally skip that class and pretend I have bad internet connection.

[@zeemonrollin8340]

just say your computer doesn't have a camera or your mic isn't working and continue replying to questions through typing.

[@NataliaPessoaXOXOMAKE]

The teachers that force us to put the camera on are the devil :( I’d be much more willing to participate in class if PEOPLE WERENT SEEING MY FACE. Not that I’d participate....

[@SamElle]

@@karly.asshhh ME TOO!! I USE THAT EXCUSE!!! i absolutely hate zoom

[@SamElle]

@@zeemonrollin8340 OoOoOo I always go with the poor internet connection move but Imma start using the no webcam excuse

[@tearza_9466]

I'm an introvert and a teacher, and while I see how "faking" extroversion can be helpful (and I find myself doing this at times), I find I enjoy my job more when I let myself be myself. I think it's okay for an introverted teacher to act introverted and practice using his/her strengths instead. I encourage you, if you are an introverted teacher, to let yourself be such because it's not a weakness, and it can save you from the extra stress/anxiety that comes with forcing oneself to be an extrovert in the classroom. 🙂

[@shenequakimbro5146]

Great advice. Working in customer service with the public can take a lot out of an introvert. I finally felt comfortable a few years ago and assist customers my way. You can be quiet but still helpful and effective and some people can tell a fake from a mile away anyway. I had to assist with taxes and most people wanted to get to the point anyway without the unnecessary small talk.

[@katherinewilson1853]

I learned how to be more patient and genuine through customer service though. And I am REALLY introverted. I just gave myself over to being genuinely concerned about each person, in the interaction, and asked them. It was truly healing for me. It also made me one of the most popular employees in an enormous city, which I'd never been before. It truly was a life-changing experience. So it was being myself--helpful, but I had to be chatty, patient, and I brought sincerity and authenticity to the interactions I had to have.

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

I was that extroverted teacher at times before I left the profession, and I’m sorry. But I got some introverts out of their shell and think it was positive for them in the long run. Plus they got to laugh at me, which was always a good time. There’s being shy, and then there’s being afraid. I could tell the difference and did not make the “afraid” kids do anything they weren’t ok with doing. Sadly some teachers don’t realize the difference.

[@AthenaIsabella]

Yes!!! I love this. I'm also the extroverted teacher but I would never make a student who didn't want to participate do something they didn't want to.

[@samyukk1273]

No need to be Sorry! I love having some teachers like you, they are fun, they talk a lot, but they pretend im not there, AND THIS IS HAVEN. I don't understand who really want me to talk, when i start to shake Just for being in class. I apraciate teachers like you, really

[@wesrm1]

Introvert and shy is not the same thing. Introvert just means you draw your energy from your alone time. Your view of needing to “get people out of their shell” is also false and is a common problem with extroverts who think something is wrong with people if they don’t whirlwind through a room like they do.

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

@@wesrm1 thats not at all what I was saying. I lived with an entire family of introverts and I get the difference. Check your assumptions at the door, friend.

[@french-ishtoast]

I can now confirm that all my teachers have been Extroverts.

[@abhinav1935]

Same

[@oxiereth136]

Same, but some of em are actually fun And some of them aren't lol

[@trollkienofficial1225]

My fav extrovert teacher was my Hungarian teacher from grade 5 to 8. (Hungarian, because I'm Hungarian. So basically Literature and Grammar.) We had live plays, she told us jokes, she gave us emotional supprt, when we needed, it was AMAZING, I loved her!

[@AnuelleCheng]

Despite being an introvert, i really like those extroverted teachers, they're so much fun. Introverted teachers trying to be extroverted are also awesome.

[@seid3366]

They also give that energy boost everyone can use

[@AnuelleCheng]

@@seid3366 very much needed, especially now, that I'm feeling deflated because of always staying at home

[@seid3366]

@@AnuelleCheng But at least you get to cuddle with the blanket in bed

[@nicolehehn4764]

I think Mr. Jamerson should teach P.E. instead of English

[@Chillwave6]

The most fitting class for an extrovert teacher is PE. I can say that with experience.

[@nicolehehn4764]

@@Chillwave6 Glad you found a way to use your extrovert energy!

[@nicolehehn4764]

All of my PE teachers were also extroverts

[@calipupcorn3886]

Its always the coach that has the most energy. We had a coach watch our class and we all got distracted and learned nothing

[@wesrm1]

Negan in The Walking Dead was a PE teacher before the outbreak and apocalypse.

[@lou-xr5rz]

Introverted teachers were the only ones who seemed to value my work more than how loud I was at school, so they were always my favourite. I tried really hard in all of my classes, so feeling like I was lacking for simply being too quiet (in specific subjects, largely humanities even though I loved the content) really stung. Made me feel inadequate. It’s why I chose Mathematics over English even though writing comes a little more naturally to me. My maths teacher was my favourite, introverted and a charismatic person who paid attention to every student, no matter how loud their voice.

[@musiclearner6799]

Ikr

[@shenequakimbro5146]

I'm the same way. I enjoy Math as I got older than I do English. We work on a software where we can figure out the problems ourselves and I absolutely love it.

[@crimson6849]

I had this one teacher who was definitely an introvert and she was the best teacher I’ve ever had. She was so patient even to kids that I’ll definitely slap in the face if I were her. I don’t usually do well in Social Studies (the class that she teaches) but her classes were extremely easy to understand. Everybody in our class loves her

[@lizkeen579]

That’s why I love intrverted teachers, they understand the pain that icebreakers represent

[@nmariejenkins2041]

I am the student who loved the introvert teacher. Me: “just the facts, Ma’am.”

[@lauras5359]

I hated having extroverted teachers because they never understood me and would always dislike me purely for my introvertedness and shyness

[@MM-pv5tp]

Are you sure you’re not just confusing introversion with schizoid personality disorder? Because being afraid of socializing is not a trait of introversion.

[@lauras5359]

@@MM-pv5tp what are you even talking about? I never said I was afraid of socializing lol. Plus being shy means your “afraid of socializing” as you put it.

[@brauliozt8754]

Me an introvert who wants to be a teacher: *Write that down! Write that down!*

[@-pachamannu1150]

Charles the French haha

[@mgA757]

@@-pachamannu1150 Tamilian?

[@-pachamannu1150]

@@mgA757 yes 😊

[@mgA757]

@@-pachamannu1150 Keralite here!

[@-pachamannu1150]

@@mgA757 😊

[@retaa2484]

The introverted teacher is such a *mood* 😂

[@psychologymajorptsd62]

I like the introverts that are actually knowledgeable on the subject and have a high standard for their students

[@achewingum7165]

Now it's just "Mute yourself" teachers or "Unmute and speak" teachers!

[@karly.asshhh]

I love the teachers that don't ask us to speak or turn on the camera.

[@ritaruggerone4434]

Or the "Keep your cameras on so I can see your lovely faces" teachers or the "I don't really care, I feel less awkward if you all aren't staring at me anyway" teachers XD

[@NataliaPessoaXOXOMAKE]

@@ritaruggerone4434 yeah “I want to feel like I’m talking to a real person so put on your camera” ugh

[@beautifulday1665]

I got anxiety just by looking at the extroverted teacher...

[@lindaliriel]

I am an introvert teacher pretending to be extroverted because I want my students to feel that I care about them (I do... I just don't like talking) and I want them to find my lessons interesting so they actually learn (those last 5 minutes before the end of class are AGONY so I always have a game they can be self-sufficient with it I'm spent).

[@gotamaze]

Introvert teacher here. I am lively with my students, most introverts can be lively for short periods of time. Thankfully, I’m an itinerant teacher who travels to 5 schools a day. After each class, I get to recharge alone, in my car while driving to the next school. It’s quite a nice balance! Not sure I could make it all day in one classroom for very long. My sweet schedule doesn’t stop me from crashing every day when I get home. I never attend any after school gatherings, who has energy for that?! 😂

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Of course. Introversion is too general a term to have useful meaning.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Freedom. That sounds so much better than full-time unionized teaching.

[@jennyxvastra5650]

Me, an introvert who wants to become a teacher: What is this sorcery!? How is he opening this window into my future??

[@jenniferlopez901]

Me as an Introvert who is going to be a teacher

[@jenniferlopez901]

@@Ray-zv8zs I’m EVERYTHING!!!!

[@justinthiery4547]

I wanna be a music teacher for a career.

[@nouhailaouardani2653]

As an introvert it's a nightmare to me to be a teacher ... I mean imagine having to stand in front of more than 20 people everyday and talking to them for about 30 years of your life .. omg sorry I can't 😂

[@MM-pv5tp]

Are you sure you’re not just confusing introversion with schizoid personality disorder? Because being afraid of socializing is not a trait of introversion.

[@krisztinahegyi5269]

Teacher: Let's introduce ourselves. Me: *leaves the room in ninja mode* (Yepp, I'm an extrovert, but hate these stuff.)

[@ScizzorSenpai]

ENFP?

[@Someone-km3mx]

Weird, I’m a introvert but I kinda love these things lol

[@warishae.9143]

@Xinchen Liu saaammmeee

[@krisztinahegyi5269]

@@ScizzorSenpai Yes:)

[@AK-jt7kh]

Probably all the introverts ruin the mood for you. Lol

[@jennyneon]

Imagine actually having an Extroverted teacher.

[@friedricheliza7316]

I don't need to imagine. Almost all of my teachers are extroverted.

[@chrisb9143]

worst nightmare

[@jodi_j]

imagine actually having an introverted teacher lmao

[@Rhygenix]

I did, and they were friggin awesome!

[@hadeela1869]

And she teaches you f******* MATH!!😭😭

[@priciliar.s.simarmata2373]

I’m an introvert but I really love it when people just get together and have fun (though after that you’re not gonna see me for 2 days because I’ll be in my room “recharging” myself). I really love the extroverted teacher, puts a smile on my face imagining a class that’s active and engaging like that.

[@MrCaradePanque]

The introvert teacher sounded like a teacher with no filter LOL

[@luiiiandmovieee]

Sometimes icebreakers are so ridiculous. One of my teachers gave us a picture of a farm with many animals and she was like "with which one of them do you identify and why?"

[@NataliaPessoaXOXOMAKE]

Ewww. My reply: The one not in the picture cuz I don’t want to be here.

[@TT-rz5td]

You should have said, "which are you? The ass--- I mean the donkey?"

[@nicodiangelo3583]

Dude I'm so sorry that happened, ouch

[@kadorin7037]

“the cat, because i want to run away from you all.”

[@ikindoflikemangoes4951]

Aw that actually sounds fun.

[@Julia-ie6pd]

The worst part is when teacher tell everyone to read a book and your friends start talking to you-

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Actually the stupidest part is when the teacher is talking and wonders why people aren’t reading/focused on the test.

[@dangerousgurl]

The Best part* lol

[@chelseaeastep4266]

As an ambiverted teacher I relate to both of these at any given moment and switch very unexpectedly 😬

[@deborahmoore7657]

Hahaha

[@sufyb6432]

You're my favorite teacher!

[@TheMANuel2595]

More accurately: ISTJ vs ENFP teacher

[@princessjuliana7309]

That's what I thought too!

[@sidneyreed5366]

LOL, I’m an ISTJ, and my brother is an ENFP.

[@HellspawnKickboxer]

I am an enfp

[@ashbornlegends8554]

What does that mean

[@HellspawnKickboxer]

@@ashbornlegends8554 it s myers briggs test indicator term. ISTJ- Introverted -Sensing - Thinking-Judging . ENFP- Extraverted -Intuition - Feeling- Percieving

[@ErinJordanMusic]

Yes! As an introverted teacher I am so sick of extroverted teachers who want to do a bunch of stupid icebreakers AT STAFF MEETINGS. They also tend to drag out meetings by asking questions that only apply to them while the introverted teachers mutter “please shut up” under their breath.

[@BeckyPhelps]

We don't have to do ice breakers in the comments, do we?

[@hollyvincentart]

No, we don't do that here 😄

[@BeckyPhelps]

@@hollyvincentart Good because I had to go through that yesterday and I can't think of any "fun facts". 🙂

[@aaronrashid2075]

*smashes hammer on an ice cube*

[@retaa2484]

@@BeckyPhelps me every 1st day of school 😂😂

[@danibowen7982]

Sadly we don't

[@RKNancy]

I am pretty sure it’s going to be a pain in the butt, but I still wanna be a teacher anyway, even though I am an introvert. I just love teaching stuff to children.

[@rhambosia1]

I'm an introverted teacher, yes it can be a pain in the butt with all the non academic socailizing and extroverted students, coworkers etc. But nothing is like seeing a child feel seen, heard, and understood. Some of the most validating moments in my life came from caring teachers. You will make such a huge difference in the lives of children. It took me a while to create boundaries for my introverted needs, but once you do, it can be a career that works for you, especailly if you have high Fe. (infj here)

[@robin-chat2812]

Do it, you'll have your style that works. Kids loved me. My principal gave me the hardest middle school boys to teach because I could listen to them so well and help them through their tough times

[@helenwood8482]

Every single one of my best teachers were introverts, from the sweet, quiet man who told me when I was seven that I was too advanced for the reading scheme and should pick out my own book and who also told me my ambition to be a writer was perfectly valid, given my skill with words to the kind physics teacher who went out of his way to help me avoid the bullies, even letting me stay behind after class until those waiting to beat me up had gone home. You will be a fantastic teacher.

[@ojie285]

so, i know these comments are from personal experiences. but arson.

[@navyblue32]

I’ve had so many extrovert teachers that were super nice but every once and a while you’ll get one that has so much energy it exhausts the students and gets overwhelming Then there’s introvert teachers who can just be chill and you can actually hang with them

[@giishaw92]

I think I hate pink tie guy.

[@snowflake4087]

how was this comment posted 15 hours ago

[@Dolores.Umbridge]

Early access on paetron (idk the spelling). Link in the description

[@RKNancy]

Yepp, this kind of teacher makes the subject a pain in the butt to study.

[@Vi-olynn]

I don't hate non mean teachers

[@RomedyComedy]

I love pink tie guy

[@PaleGhost69]

I was considering being a teacher for the longest time. Went so far to start applying for a free college grant agreement. Then I remembered how many people are stupid and the system is collapsing on itself.

[@sarah52292]

Yup

[@redheartsunglasses]

The education system needs a reform. Badly.

[@alextorres990]

I work in a Montessori classroom, so a big part of the philosophy of Montessori, is to teach kids to quietly reflect on their thoughts and grow as an individual. Of course we have works that allow extroverted kids to to be loud and proud and grow their identity as well. We have very minimal public speaking or group lessons. We work with every kid on an individual level. It's an introvert's dream lol

[@rohanrogers720]

Dude it needs a major update

[@hanliewessels9769]

There are other options. Like private schools. And charter schools. Or being a professional tutor.

[@mathieubach6851]

0:41 "Every class, I want you to sit in a different seat." Meanwhile, in a world with distancing measures : *This one didn't age quite so well*

[@Mayllie]

Who made these subtitles? They put “I massage” instead of “I’m a Sagg” (Sagittarius) 😂

[@uhohhotdog]

Automated likely

[@mgA757]

Yeah... I repeated the video!😂

[@OcaRebecca]

Seconding the automated. I corrected KZbin autogenerated subtitles for work last summer, and they can be... wrong on unbelievable levels.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Siri made them obviously. Or perhaps Alexa.

[@hotshots149]

@@ConnanTheCivilized Are you sure about that?

[@ficialintelligence1869]

I'm an introvert science teacher, but quickly got out of the high school gig. At the beginning of the new fall semester, there's always "that girl" who raises her hand before I even speak -- and says -- "Do you want to know I did this summer?" I politely and pleasantly say, "No." Then I'd say, "Folks, get out your notes, we're about to learn ...". The number of smirks that went around the room from "that girl being shut" told me that they were sick of the extraverted braggart student and wanted to actually work. Never ran out of material. Extraverted teachers were nightmares...they were high school coaches who were only teaching because that was the only way they could be high school coaches. History was the worst.

[@SuminSugar]

0:30 “I’m mr Jameson, I’m a sag...” Subtitles: *I’m mr Jameson and i m a s s a g e*

[@tiakhanna2192]

I absolutely despise those teachers who ask you to stand in front of the class and introduce yourself. It seems like an invasion of privacy. After you do that, some people ask about your hobbies and try to connect with you. Just stop.

[@aviralsinghal1274]

I thought if i learn more stuff then i can find more friends due to common interest. GOD.... i was wrong.....

[@raysechhio9001]

When you realise that the introvert teachers deserve the 'Best Teacher Award' because of their brilliant performance in the online classes i.e. not asking students to switch on their mic and cam.

[@karma1507]

"If you change seats, I may forget who you are" sounds very accurate.

[@excellent.side.characters]

"If you change seats I will forget who you are". Yup, that's pretty much me.

[@Snarl_Marx]

I had a teacher in highschool *exactly* like the extrovert teacher. He's the person who inspired me to become a teacher (2 more years till I graduate!)

[@nykole1963]

Good luck!

[@tracyzimmerman7912]

That's awesome 😎

[@shochan640]

Finally someone talking about how amazing the extrovert good teacher are 🥺❤️

[@shioriroy8385]

Ah that's amazing!!

[@white_stag]

@@shochan640 trueee I love extroverted teachers so much even though I'm an intp, in general I love extroverted people alot as long they don't judge me for doing the stuff I love and understand my feeling, extroverted teachers are so fucking awesome ngl

[@anupamsingh1056]

As an introvert, I have always liked extroverted teachers. They helped me get out of my unending mind's chatter and gave me some work to do. They always made sure that I live in the present moment and maintain productivity. Interesting thing was, as an extrovert they did all the talking business and I felt comfortable with listening to them.

[@presion5628]

The thing is sometimes they randomly pick someone to do something and that someone is usually you, Ex. today I had to do something twice on the blackboard

[@olaf-chan-728]

@@presion5628 "that someone is usually you"💀i hope 1 year later u dont have protagonist syndrome anymore

[@gabiespinhara]

my phisycs teacher is introverted, and the rest of them are extroverts. my friends say that they dont like him cause hes boring. hes my favorite cause i understand to him.

[@faeyi]

The pink tie guy may be my worst nightmare. He is the reason why I love quarantine 😑

[@louiselemieux]

Whatever way you are... extrovert or introvert, you have to have love.

[@moonshineclover6285]

My teachers were all extroverts I was that one kid that prayed they wouldn’t call on me to read to the class 😂

[@elisabethputrip]

"icebreaker? we do not do that here" HAHAHA, def my fav line!!

[@tracyzimmerman7912]

I don't have an ice pick anyways 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Abyss777]

I swear to god the extrovert teacher is literally EVERY TEACHER EVER.. like they just dont chill they make my anxiety sky rocket The introvert teacher is my LITERAL DREAM before high school ends.. (its ending in 2 yrs wish me luk)

[@billbauer9795]

One is wasting everyone's time (while thinking that he is being entertaining), and the other one is actually Teaching.

[@StrongestLibrafluidAlive]

both of them are unnecessarily complicating things, just different things and in different ways

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Both of them are wasting time and being poor examples for their students. I say this because they are both acting out a part instead of getting down to teaching. The introvert is abusing their position to babysit and the “extrovert” is trying to fake confidence by engaging the class in icebreakers. Neither one of those will actually help the students, they are just busy work to make the teacher feel effective.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

No disrespect to teachers in general. They tend to be amazing people.

[@tickettochide3832]

I hate the douche extroverted teachers who try to make their students feel stupid for a joke, or make the Introverted kids 'change' by force as if being quiet is a crime.

[@Amal91]

When I was a teacher in middel school I had a deal with my students from week to week, I know all of them love to play football, so I say “If you want to play in my class tomorrow, be so active with me today” and they become crazy to do it! I mean they turn out very active! Sometimes I play with them 🥲♥️

[@greenlimabean]

I don't understand. Youd play basketball with your students during class if the participated?

[@Amal91]

@@greenlimabean No, I am a math teacher, as much as they solve math problems I give them fun time to play what they like to. I know it doesn't relate to math but it works great 😂

[@robin-chat2812]

Yes, inside the same!!

[@kiwin7119]

My dad's second father was a teacher in a poor neighborhood with gangs and drugs. He would always carry a book with him and dared the students to catch him without a book to get a free recess. He also would give them a choice- 30 minutes of reading or 30 minutes of math homework. He was a sweet smart man who knew how to connect with his students.

[@BC-fx6ud]

My H S science teacher made the deal if everyone was above 80% on a test, he would set up a basketball goal in class the next day.

[@IcyNightMedic]

Introvert teachers are the best. Me, also being an introvert, really enjoys the quiet. Though now that I’m outside of school and don’t have to go back to such a hellhole, I can continue to enjoy the quiet from time to time.

[@alextorres990]

I always had the best grades in classes where the teacher was an introvert. They were very articulate and stayed on task. I feel like my extroverted teachers spent so much time going off topic and talking about their trip to Italy, that they didn't even get around to teaching us anything.

[@nikonp5994]

Some teachers are like that a waste of time it has nothing to do with their extorversion they are just bad teachers

[@Bethany29]

I agree, me too.. great point. They would spend too much time on making it "fun" and I do understand why.. but as an istj..I didn't need or like all that. I was more like "just get to the point of today's lesson"..😆 I definitely couldn't stand the.." everyone lets go around the room, introduce and tell us a little about your self" crap..lol. I was more like, I'm here to learn the lesson.. not about everybody else's personal lives... what's that have to do with Algebra..😆

[@sardonicus1739]

My history teacher back in high school was so bad about veering off subject that students would start intentionally instigating him to get off topic by asking questions about him, and next thing we know it's the end of the class and no one learned anything except that he's been on a lot of wacky adventures. The kids would then high five each other after class for successfully avoiding taking notes that day. He was a really nice guy but not that great of a teacher, as I don't think I learned anything about history that year other than what we learned from the "super historically accurate" 300 movie he let us watch. I bounded with him over music when he saw a band shirt I was wearing and let him copy a cd I had of the band's new album he hadn't heard yet. He then later sent me a bunch of mix tapes I never listened to as a thanks. Damn, I wonder what happened to that guy.

[@alhanoofabdulrahman8420]

Lol so true i hate washing time

[@yanchen6621]

so ENFP achieved his 2020's new year resolution and became a teacher

[@veggieblues]

i got an introverted teacher this semester (online bc corona) and he is a god sent for us introverted students! he doesn't require us to turn on our cameras, he doesn't call on random, he gives a few minutes break every 20 minutes, he doesn't make us do presentations, and as a bonus, he usually uses movie characters/clips to help us understand his lessons (he's a history teacher). best. teacher. ever.

[@shoshishoshi127]

You can immediately spot who's an introvert teacher whenever they show signs that they don't want to be asked about many things all the time. 🤣🤣🤣

[@conetoptpwp5188]

Any teacher that lets you do homework in class is an instant favourite

[@ygfamareliteralcrackheads.8432]

I'm an introvert but I literally liked that extrovert teacher cause he doesn't seem like strict but I love the introvert one cause he can make the whole class silent

[@inked_intj]

I am an introverted high school teacher and the bit about don't move your seats definitely resonated with me. Seriously. Don't move seats. I'm doing good to know my own name most days. And don't even get me started on ice breakers.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

I agree completely. More importantly, what’s supposed to happen when you have a substitute or a staff member is dealing with an emergency.

[@fiorellalescano]

Lol, I can see the extrovert teacher really likes dancing "Salsa' .😉

[@jeongyeonbaby]

i love the, the strokes album pfp

[@aperson8533]

Now I realize how all the teachers I loved were introverts, and the ones I hated were extroverts

[@haneenboumenjel]

Introvert teachers in online school: I will not be doing an online lesson today, just do this worksheet

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

“Oh boy! ?” “Can we have Professor Snape instead? At least he isn’t lazy enough to give ‘busy’ work.”