Introverts
are people who prefer individual work to group work. They are usually strong
personalities who know what they want to achieve in life. What they need is a
consistent approach and a teacher’s adaptability to the student’s (perhaps)
extraordinary ideas. Introverts live in their own worlds which are often closed
sanctuaries with a difficult access. A teacher should not interfere with the
very world. Rather, s/he should apply varrious methods to make the student go
out.
Here
are some methods suitable for an introvert:
1. Try to make your lessons be
compatible with a student’s individualism: be open to his/her suggestions,
adapt to his/her needs, and do not interfere with his/her own world.
2. Emphasise the importance of an
individual work: let your student work on his/her own, pay attention to his/her
innovative ideas.
3. Teach grammar and vocabulary by
means of problem-solving tasks. Let your student to come up with some new
solutions and original applications of the rules given.
4. Engage your student in project
and presentations: let your student show his/her original ideas to others.
5. Let your introvert students be
different and develop their own interests.
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