Personality Education in honor of Carl Jung
Carl Jung’s psychological type theory is a doorway to increased self-awareness and emotional intelligence.
It helps you better comprehend and discuss how you see the world and how you interact with others.
Carl Jung’s psychological type theory is a doorway to increased self-awareness and emotional intelligence.
It helps you better comprehend and discuss how you see the world and how you interact with others.
Our personality influences the way we see the world and how we interact with others. When individuals see things the same way, they tend to get along well. When they see things differently, misunderstandings can naturally occur. Recognizing personality patterns in ourselves and others helps us to understand each other even when we don’t see things the same way.
Our personality influences the way we see the world and how we interact with others. When individuals see things the same way, they tend to get along well. When they see things differently, misunderstandings can naturally occur. Recognizing personality patterns in ourselves and others helps us to understand each other even when we don’t see things the same way.
Our different needs, values, and ways of operating often create natural barriers to interpersonal communication. We get frustrated when we perceive that our values are not being met. Bridge gaps in communication by understanding other ways of operating. Recognizing behavior patterns in ourselves and others helps us foster respect and compassion. It is possible to find ways to have our needs met without compromising the values of others.
Our different needs, values, and ways of operating often create natural barriers to interpersonal communication. We get frustrated when we perceive that our values are not being met. Bridge gaps in communication by understanding other ways of operating. Recognizing behavior patterns in ourselves and others helps us foster respect and compassion. It is possible to find ways to have our needs met without compromising the values of others.
A typical classroom includes students who follow instructions well, those who have trouble sitting still in their chairs, some who seem more interested in social interaction than learning, and others who are good problem solvers. Each of these students has their own needs, values, perspectives, motivations, and ways of operating. Recognizing and understanding personality patterns can help you form more realistic expectations of student behavior and strengthen the teacher-student relationship.
A typical classroom includes students who follow instructions well, those who have trouble sitting still in their chairs, some who seem more interested in social interaction than learning, and others who are good problem solvers. Each of these students has their own needs, values, perspectives, motivations, and ways of operating. Recognizing and understanding personality patterns can help you form more realistic expectations of student behavior and strengthen the teacher-student relationship.