MBTI Learning Styles for the 16 Personality Types

For learners and teachers

What you'll learn
• Develop an understanding of the value of MBTI in personal, educational and learning arenas.
• Identify learning styles and personalize learning strategies.
• Explore and develop assessments and learning environments which support MBTI learning styles.
• Examine the differing aspects of learning for the sixteen personalities of the MBTI including the dominant pair
• Create the foundations of understanding to meet one’s individual learning needs.
• Develop a personalized learning plan.

Requirements
The only prerequisites for this course is to have an open mind for learning.
optimism—putting aside fear and resistance to learn something new
persistence—keeping at it, even when a task is hard
empathy—learning by putting oneself in another person’s shoes.
flexibility—trying different ways to find a solution

Description
Learn the value of knowing the relationship between an individual’s MTBI personality and the corresponding learning style. Various learning and studying strategies will be introduced in relation to each of the sixteen MBTI personality types. Each of the sixteen personalities will be investigated, discussed and correlated with the most effective cognitive environment, learning preferences, descriptions and the most comfortable learning situations. Additional, specific study methodologies and assessment techniques will be shared.


Individuals will gain an understanding of themselves as learners in relation to their MBTI personality while educators and parents will develop a vision of an optimal learning environment and develop strategies to optimize learning. Additionally, creative and effective assessment tools for each of the personalities will be introduced. Other topics explored include: introducing the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, understanding MBTI dynamics, assessing learning and creating a personalized learning plan.



Who this course is for:
Learners, students, parents and educators