MBTI INTJ Best Learning Practices

Each MBTI preference and personality has preferred learning and teaching practices. Examine the best practices for MBTI INTJ Preferences.
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[@XenoContact]

Good stuff but I am an INTJ and I don't really like "the classical classroom" style of learning

[@Chronomatrix]

Same here, would rather learn all by myself reading books or taking online courses; live classes are slow and dull and stretch too much through weeks or even months.

[@biblioestu]

siendo honesto nunca me sentí cómodo aprendiendo en una sala de clases..

[@kusali11]

Yeah I would think the INTJ would prefer to learn on their own first then once absorbed to a degree and reflected upon then have discussions or attend a lecture on the deeper aspects of a subject.

[@thomasward7196]

I like it when the classes are challenging, but if they are not I usually get bored quite quickly.

[@akumasdeception]

@@kusali11 I agree

[@anacheah8981]

I am an INTJ English Language teacher. I teach always with the 'Why is this so?' About Best Instructional Strategies, only half right.

[@apoorvsomdell9954]

I'd object on being excited for lectures and classes as they are very very boring. Sorry to say, as an INTJ, I don't like attending classes that are traditionally organized. I've always loathed teacher's epdagogical methods. Rest is fine