Classes at : 0:05 for ISTJ 0:11 for ISTP 0:25 for ESFP 0:36 for INTP 0:46 for ENFP 1:02 for INFP 1:07 and 1:46 for ISFP 1:27 for ENFJ 1:55 and 2:20 for ENTJ 2:04 for INFJ 2:26 for ESTP 2:46 for ENTP 2:58 for ESTJ 3:14 for INTJ 3:24 for ESFJ 3:38 for ISFJ Thanks for teaching Bogdan !
As an ENFP I agree. I also noticed ISTJ is how I get when I'm feeled stressed out which is also on-point with mbti stressor types. I'm the only teacher at my school who gives out brownies as rewards, and I'm pretty sure I've even muttered similar to that at some point ahaha.
@@sophiefilo16 I've tried that. It's ever harder because you expect adults to understand basic concepts. They don't. Some of them are less gifted than kids.
@@UndeadCrabstick No way teaching adults is harder than kids. If you think that is true you just haven't taught kids. The only class of kids better than adults MIGHT be if you get a really good group of elementary kids aged 9-11 because they're old enough to sit still but haven't hit puberty and rebellion yet.
I´m INTJ and was forced to teach. I guess I gave off the lawful-evil vibe... I was teaching a big group a basic chemistry course at university. Despite being all adults, I was towering over all of them and they were about as organised and attentive as little kids... It seriously pissed me off that they even ignored basic safety rules. I thus walked up to one of the offenders and told that girl that she´s supposed to wear a lab-coat, but that she can go on and ruin her clothes and collect her scars, I don´t care. However, a blind chemist is a worthless chemist and thus, she should put her F-ing safety goggles on! Later, I saw her again doing the same sh!t and I asked her if she forgot something, to which she seriously replied no and I thus surprised her with a quick eye-poke just stopping a little short... That fixed the problem...
Lmao INTJ is so accurate. Im always taking like deep breaths like that when i lose patience and people generally can tell when im frustrated despite when i try to hide it.
As an INFP, I feel like the phrase "let's make this as painless as possible" is a good motto... but it has to be said more sympathetically. "Please just listen to me... I know you'd rather be doing literally anything else... but I spent my time making a lesson plan when I could have been doing other things... So I get it... I mean, I totally wish that we could just play all day, but we can't... okay? Fine, you can have 5 more minutes then back to the lesson."
I’m an INTJ, and tend to be a fairly good teacher when I explain things to friends, but there is always that one sigh. My brain is like: .. What part of this didn’t they get the first time? 😂😂
INTJ Teacher: so ans is 7 Student: why? Teacher: because it's more than 6 and less than 8 Lmao Thanks for all the likes lol, I wasn't ready, came after 1 year, and holy shit 1.3k likes To see this many intj at one place, crazy brains
I used to be a teacher and totally did as the ENTP did in the video Maximum Freedom Was once told to be quiet by the kids as I was disrupting their work
I slightly envy you being a sub. Ok, you can't get to know and establish rapport with the class, but at least you don't have to pretend you aren't having a shitty day. It's the lying mask that kills me- I'd rather if I'm happy I can spread the joy, but if I'm having a bad day just be able to say "ok you little.... ssshh-young prodigies filled with potential and dreams.. I'm not in the mood, you don't want to be here anyway, so let's just make this quick and dirty today. Maybe next week we'll all be feeling differently and we can have a more fulfilling lesson". ENFP
INFJ right here. Working w/school aged children. Known as having “eyes in the back of my head.” I can hear ya....& I can feel ya. I also can see you when my back is turned towards ya....so be careful! Cause I’m watching ya! 🙌🏽😬☺️🙂😉
Lonely I am. You actually can get an authentic real Myers-Briggs assessment. That you can pay for. & actually get “tested.” & get a “certified.” If you don’t want to pay. You can also take other free tests. I suggest that you for a Myers Briggs test. It’s a really good tool to have. & carry w/you through out your life.
@@morenag.7769 you can also just know function stacks and recognize your own cognitive behavior. Knowing the building blocks is the only way to really know your type. Any test or quiz is just an educated guess. They're definitely an accurate starting point though!
Brandon Johnson Absolutely positively correct. Not many know that. Not to mention that many want “proof” of their own. Like I’ve mentioned before there are some legitimate test that one can take. Some will help as they are also building blocks to help you recognize ones individual traits. That will help them grow as well learn more about themselves. & for myself personally I think it’s great. Not everyone stays the same. We all learn & continue to grow. 😊
My oldest friend of 23 years is an INFJ. That is absolutely something he would say. I'm an ENFP and there are few signs who can make me laugh as hard as INFJs.
as an ENTP history teacher i almost lost my job multiple times asking to the director to let me take the kids to a museum he said i'm not responsible enough to carry all those kids alone and i strongly disagree
INTJ female here: I'm training a PhD engineer (I'm an tech getting master's after work for geology) and I'm nice at first because I make it BLATANTLY obvious I'm holding their hand at first. But now, you ask me one question that I already went over -- I will bust out the Socratic Method on yo butt so hard you'll think twice about asking me dumb questions again. Edit: Job Market is hard now. The PhD Engineer isn't taking his training seriously because he keeps thinking he knows better & this job he's taken really is beneath him. But, here you are, sir. Get to work.
ISFP here, studying to be an English teacher for secondary grades; I also teach Sunday school to little kids. This guy is dead on! I have to become like the ESFP when I teach or the entire class will either fall asleep or find ways to get distracted. His portrayal of the ISFP was me when I first started teaching-- the whole "this is harder than I thought" is very true!
As a tutor and INTJ, my method of teaching relies mostly on viewing what the student‘s work and correcting the mistake as it’s made. It’s quick, effective, and they tend to learn pretty easily once they start to catch it for themselves
@@pepsicxla Eric from Talking with Famous People coaches debate. That's probably the most stereotypically ENTP thing to teach! But yeah, my ex was an ENTP teacher and he hated the bureaucratic aspects of the job. Loved explaining stuff, though.
Cause we’re already forced to spend half the day at school, aka prison , some where we dont want to be just to spend a few more hours doing an assignment at home when being home is suppose to be where we have our free time and we can so whatever we want but noo the teachers like to pile a crap ton of work on us because even when we’re at home we’re still technically at school because of the 25 assignments that are due the next day. And then there’s the 3 tests you’ve gotta study for on top of that. Teachers act they’re the class that we take. - infp, currently in high school
Please enter a name While somewhat understandable for a high school student, I teach at a college level and have problems with this, as do fellow professors. In our case, we have a printed out syllabus with due dates for assignments, give in class reminders for weeks and still have students who just don’t turn stuff in and expect to pass at the end of the semester. While I don’t expect school to be the end-all be-all of someone’s life, it still kind of confounds me when someone literally pays per credit hour to just not do the bare minimum and have to retake the class and pay again. I will point out that this is not the majority of students, but it can still be really frustrating as a teacher. I literally assigned just one 2-3 page paper last semester and had at least 5 students out of 22 not turn it in at all.
S. Moore ohh that makes sense i guess it depends on what level of education you’re at cause high school is a whole prison but with college you choose to go and you have to pay so it doesn’t add up for a college student to slack off, but that’s their problem not yours. They’re only hurting themselves. They sound like great students btw
My brother is 4th grade and they solve problems in lesson and i tried to teach him equations in high school level. He didn’t understand and i can’t get how he could not. I was refusing that i was an INTP, now i accept i am an INTP
"Let's try and make this as painless as possible". I say that to COLLEGE students; it's my teaching motto, and I said it out loud in class a number of times. LOL. Spot on! -INFP
"Let's try and make this as painless as possible." I actually AM an INFP teacher... and I swear I have mentally begun class with that exact phrase many times.
LOL I'm an ESFJ and a teacher too. I'm surprised that you said something that I actually said in the classroom few days ago 😂 there was that moment when a boy couldnt stop joking around and he kept distracting his friends when doing a task, and I told him: stop it or I'll call your mom 😂
Faithful Rose Loool so true!!! My patience runs very thin very easily, just ask any of my friends 😂😂 I either get very annoying or very frustrated, depending on my mood
I'm an ISFJ and I am very patient, so I think the world would end if his patience collapses. I am also going to be student teaching next year, so I really hope the kindergarteners like me and my patience lasts. :D
Tierra Laird Oh my gosh best of luck!! I had a student teacher for my chemistry class this year and he was a true joy to be around. What I’ve learned about student teachers from his presence is that even though they may face obstacles as they try to achieve their credentials, their patience and persistence is what will get them through the troubles. This is one of the numerous reasons why I hold a great deal of respect for all teachers and for those who are willing to become instructors. May you learn new things on this worthwhile journey! You got this! 👏👍
A developed INFP teacher: "I'm serious about everyone's comprehension of this subject. I present all my classes in a clear, relevant manner - with the intention to inspire your desire to learn. My presentation aims to attenuate your involvement reluctance - and to stimulate your inclination to complete assignments. You will not find this class too strenuous."
@@PuzzleQodec Your comment makes me wonder... She could be an INFP who just knows how important it is to be serious with students. She actually reminds me a bit of one of my favorite teachers in high school. She was clearly an introvert, and was super creative with her teaching. She was also careful that there was no busy work while making sure we knew everything that we needed to know. At the same time she gave no leniency when it came to rules and expectations. One day late, your A paper will become a B. Two days? That A is now a C. Three days? No way your paper will count towards your overall grade. A mix between seriousness, flexibility, and creativity... She'd been teaching at least 15 years by the time I had her. She knew how her students thought better than any other teacher. The freshmen all thought she hated them 😂😂 The juniors and seniors? A totally different story. They all respected her like no other. She was also my English teacher. Knew how to teach poetry super well. I also remember hearing that she cried most every night her first year teaching... She might have told us herself... It's been too long. She was a great story teller as well. My class asked her to speak at our graduation. She disappeared as soon as the graduation ceremony was finished! Thank you for reading my long drawn out story... I may have liked that teacher a lot. I try to emulate her when I can
I just recently discovered your hilarious videos. I'm an INFJ assistant professor. I have the same response to my undergrad as the INFJ school teacher. Looking forward to watching your other videos. Thank you for the laughs!
Alternatively: Student: why? INTP: Uh... which lesson are we on again? ... I'm teaching 3 levels above your grade? Well then, uh, if you want, I can set you up for 3 easy years of math...
Back again. I had a teacher who was really intense growing up and sometimes he would take it SUPER personally if you didn't meet up to his standards especially if you were one of his favoured students. One time he decided to teach class standing on a desk since he thought he just weren't paying enough attention that week. Another time he lost it when most of the class didn't do very well on a science test. He sent maybe 5 or 6 of us into the hallway who did pass the test(I was oddly one of them that day, another day I may have been among the unfortunate) when he called in other staff and teachers to basically threaten and MEAN they would be take away their favourite extracurriculars - if you were on a sports team, you'd be removed, or not allowed in whatever club you were in anymore. Big long lecture including supporting staff. He one came up to me once and said he found it easy to read his students, but I was a rare one he had trouble with. He could just be really intense and if you didn't do well enough he was like a master as making you feel you let him down too, Looking back this is all strange to me as we were 11/12. i wonder which type he was? Any ideas? I adored him for years actually because whilst he was subtly tough me with m (like I said he had this way of making you feel like you had to do well for him just as much as yourself) but he encouraged me a lot at that time and even though we both knew I could do better, the fact he believed in me was something I never forgot and carried it for years. As the years went by I stopped feeling like this as I feel a lot of it was too intense and inappropriate because of it. I can't even remember all of it, maybe it's just me being too sensitive but it was like he had too much emotional power if you were the kind of student that could be influenced by that. I realize going a few steps further that power could kind of dangerous. Not saying he was but looking back IMO NOW I'd tell him to maybe cool it because it may not be the healthiest. He ran into my sister who was working a part time job as a barista in her 20's and just told her how disappointing that was. I was just like fuck you. When I heard that. I realize, he never knew me or my sisterwasn't his student but we're twins so he had a lot interaction with her too, our classrooms being right beside each others). He knew nothing about her life, not even at 11. Or 16 or 20 or 25. Why did he think he had the right to feel disappointed? Feeling someone has more potential is one thing, but the way he expressed it was just so self centered. He told my mom once years after when he ran into her we were two of his favourite students(though my sister was never actually in his class). Of course years have gone by since then, but he clearly remembered my sister well just a few years back. The intensity of it makes me feel so strangely about him now. I no longer think well of him in my head and he was was in my head for YEARS though he can't have known that. In Highshool we had a teacher who dressed in crazy ties and bright shirts all the time who gave everyone nicknames and often pretended our classroom was a star wars ship and he was the Captain. He would give us weird punishments like singing nursery rhymes in front of the class or bouncing down the hallway on one leg. It was obvious some of the teachers got so annoyed with him as once he made us run laps...for reasons I cannot remember even though he was a history teacher and one of the tech/computer/ lab teachers was furious at us all interrupting his classroom which had glass walls by running like a herd of elephants because our teacher told us to(he seems far more annoyed after he realized this other teacher made us do it). Type for Captain? WELL I just made a fun video my soapbox.
@@maddyterrell0 Sometimes it's just a breath of disappointment. I worked in sales a long time ago, and a woman came to ask me 3 times in literally 2 minutes if a pile of pants was a medium size, which I clarified before she asked. Situations like that are almost daily when you work in sales.
I'm an ENFP and you legit described how I behave as a teacher. I used to work at a language school with a bunch of 10 year olds and I would bribe them by saying if we finish a lesson before the bell rings or if they behave that period, they'd get a surprise present the next period. I'd bring them Milka, tangerines, even board games but I'd also include it into a lesson. For instance if someone answered or read something correctly, they'd get a candy. Sorry not sorry 😂
I love that most of his videos I have watched so far is that ISFJ's are always the last to show up and just say some hilarious 1-2 sentences good enough for the video to end.
ENFP here (maybe), and I did the same when I was teaching, I tell them that I will give a Kitkat for the first 3 kid who solve the task! 😂 ..and it worked fucking well 👌🏼
if i ever become a teacher (hopefully i don't), i'll legit be the crazy ass one who tells weird adventure stories about their life but actually teaches the kids something thru them. i'm an estp boi who very much enjoys their Se
Oh my gosh, my husband is an ENFP and he literally would bring treats (gummy bears) for the kids he taught on Sunday 😆 but he cared a lot about them and they did too about him. I'm the INFJ and yes, I do the tough love style A LOT with my students and I empower them.
Ghouljah yeahyeahyeah Hello! I've read this comment of you.These days I'm like :Is it the job of a teacher suitable for me as an INFJ person? I really don't know because many people claim that a psychologist is the best job for this personality type.What do you think?Sorry If I'm disturbing.
I'm an ENTJ and "Because I said so. Isn't that enough for you, Jimmy?" and "I can't do this. I was born to lead man. This is infinetly harder" both sound like something I would say indeed. The INTJ was my INTJ bff when she helped me at math so yeah, pretty accurate
The challenge is to find out what type the kid asking "Why?" all the time is... 😂 P.S. I didn't think I'd find every single type attractive... Oh wait... Maybe it's just you ;)
3:15 As an INTJ who's actually studying to become a Math Teacher...this is an accurate representation of my style towards my classmates during practise. Just kidding of course, but this is a very extreme version of that.
