Listening for the Quiet Voices: Developing Inclusive Spaces for Introverted Students and Colleagues

While extroverts are known as being outgoing, assertive, and often considered likable and good leaders, introverts are often known as quiet or anti-social. However, introverts are also active listeners, creative, and adept at relating to others. The presenter will share a deeper understanding of introversion using Jung’s personality theory, describe the types of introverts, explore misconceptions and strengths, and discuss strategies to support and empower introverted students and colleagues.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Understand introversion more deeply, including recognizing common misconceptions and strengths.
2. Identify strategies to support, collaborate with, and empower introverted students and colleagues.

Continuing Education Credits

This session offers:  1.0 CSAEd-CORE credit or 1.0 CSAEd-SJI credit

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