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Introverts Extroverts Definition It ´s a shy person . A person mainly concerned with their
own
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( ___ ) thoughts and feelings rather than with external things .
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It ´s an outgoing ,
socially confident person . A person mainly concerned with external things or objective
considerations .
3
Important facts A third to a half of the population are introverts .
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Some
transformative leaders in history have been introverts like Elenor Roosevel
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( Roosevelt ) , Rosa
Parks ,
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( Parks ) Ghandi, mother Teresa, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton. People could feel these
leaders were at the helm . They were lookin
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( looking, looked, lookin', look, Lookin ) for common
good .
8
( good. ) 50-74 percent of the population are extroverts . Extroverts leaders in history are
Bill Clinton ,
9
( Clinton ) Margaret Thatcher, Steve Jobs, Muhammad Ali. People could feel that
leaders like Hugo Chavez, Bin Laden, Kim Jong-un and others enjoyed directing others and
not out of the pleasure of being looked at
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.
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Susan Cain´s definition Introversion is more
about how do you respond to stimulation ,
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( stimulation ) including social stimulation.
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Introverts feel at their most alive and their most
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switched on and their most capable when
they are in a quieter environment . To maximizing their talent is to put themselves in the zone of
stimulation that is right for
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them. Teachers think that a
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( an ) introvert student is a problem
case . Introvert students get better grades and more knowledgeable. They like t(...) They tend to
2
very careful leaders
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(  ) and they are better leaders than extroverts . Extroverts really
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( ___ )
crave large amounts of stimulation including social stimulation .
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( stimulation. ) Extrovers
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( Extroverts, Extrovert, Extroversion, Extraverts, Extravert ) feel at their most alive and their most
switched on and their most capable when they are in a social environment . To maximizing their
talent is to put themselves in the zone of stimulation that is right for
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them. Teachers think an
ideal student is an extrovert . Extrovert students get good grades and some of them not. They like
to work in groups . They are good leaders but not as good as introverts . Special skills When it
comes to creativity and to leadership , we need introverts doing what they do best .
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They
have unique talents . When they are in their own
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( ___ ) world ,
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( world ) it means they will
innovate something for our world . Encourage teachers to help them to develop the faculties so
they can maximize their talents . Encourage teachers to help them to develop the faculties so they
can maximize their talents . General Suggestions Parents and teachers need to better understand
how to love and cultivate the introverted kids . They need to do general teacher training to just
make
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( just to make ) them aware of what makes a student an introvert ,
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Teachers need
to cultivate the talent of those students . teachers should avoid setting social standards for
what is normal .
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It ´s a problematic and should let know to parents if a student have
28
( has )
none friends . If a student has one or two or three friends ,
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( ___ ) and prefers to go deep
with their friendships instead of being one of a big gang , there ’s nothing wrong with that
at all .
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Build quiet time into the school day ,
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( day ) where the students just read alone ,
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( alone ) play board games in smalls groups or do other activities thaty
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( that, they, thirty,
throaty, thy ) they like . Teacher should mix it up between individual work ,
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( work ) group work
and pair work . Teacher should rethink what they mean about class participation and think about
classroom statement instead . Teachers should have a reading assignment about the book Quiet
and work on the teacher ´s guide http://www.thepowerofintroverts.com/about-the-book/teachers-
guide/ (...) Teach them how to handle introvert people . Susan Cain´s suggestions 1-We need
to be teaching kids to work together but we also need to be teaching them how to work on
their own . This
35
is especially important for extroverted children too . They need to work
on their own because that is where deep thought comes from in part .
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2- We could all
stand to unplug and get inside our own
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( ___ ) heads a little more often .
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3- introverts ,
you being you , you probably have the impulse to guard very carefully what 's inside
39
of
you but occasionally , just occasionally , I hope you will open up your suitcases for other
people to see , because the world needs you and it needs the things you carry .
40 41
How
will the curriculum in schools of the future vary from what we see
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now
43
?
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( now? ) . The
deliberate practice should be working alone if students really
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( ___ ) want to learn something
What kinds of differences would you imagine in how teachers are trained and evaluated
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?
Teacher should have freedom to design curricula that they think it would work for their students . .
What kind of social activities are not part of the school day now that could be in the future
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? We should have small tables not just not just giant tables . Introvert people needs to socialize with
1 or 3 people ( restaurants , playgrounds ,
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( playgrounds ) etc. ) Let ’s talk about technology.
How could technology be integrated into the classroom of the future to give more options ,
and be there in positive ways for students who are introverts
49
? Teachers will move toward
anything that encourages student participation through an online medium .
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    1 29 issues foundin this text Score: 69 of 100 Report generated on Tue, Sep 30 2014 07:40 AM Unoriginal text: 42% Matching sources: www.englishtrackers.com/english-blog/ted-explained... ideas.ted.com/2014/09/02/how-to-teach-a-young-intr... www.ted.com/talks/susan_cain_the_power_of_introver... blog.mindjet.com/2013/03/why-ambiverts-succeed-in-... Plagiarism 42% Citation audit Spelling Correction 4 issues Spelling (4) Grammar 2 issues Use of articles (1) Subject and verb agreement (1) Punctuation 13 issues Punctuation between clauses (1) Punctuation within a clause (12) Sentence Structure 1 issue Word order (1) Style Check 8 issues Usage of colloquial speech (2) Wordiness (6) Introverts Extroverts Definition It ´s a shy person . A person mainly concerned with their own 1 ( ___ ) thoughts and feelings rather than with external things . 2 It ´s an outgoing , socially confident person . A person mainly concerned with external things or objective considerations . 3 Important facts A third to a half of the population are introverts . 4 Some transformative leaders in history have been introverts like Elenor Roosevel 5 ( Roosevelt ) , Rosa Parks , 6 ( Parks ) Ghandi, mother Teresa, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton. People could feel these leaders were at the helm . They were lookin 7 ( looking, looked, lookin', look, Lookin ) for common good . 8 ( good. ) 50-74 percent of the population are extroverts . Extroverts leaders in history are Bill Clinton , 9 ( Clinton ) Margaret Thatcher, Steve Jobs, Muhammad Ali. People could feel that leaders like Hugo Chavez, Bin Laden, Kim Jong-un and others enjoyed directing others and not out of the pleasure of being looked at 10 . 11 Susan Cain´s definition Introversion is more about how do you respond to stimulation , 12 ( stimulation ) including social stimulation. 13 Introverts feel at their most alive and their most 14 switched on and their most capable when they are in a quieter environment . To maximizing their talent is to put themselves in the zone of stimulation that is right for 15 them. Teachers think that a 16 ( an ) introvert student is a problem case . Introvert students get better grades and more knowledgeable. They like t(...) They tend to
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    2 very careful leaders 17 ( ) and they are better leaders than extroverts . Extroverts really 18 ( ___ ) crave large amounts of stimulation including social stimulation . 19 ( stimulation. ) Extrovers 20 ( Extroverts, Extrovert, Extroversion, Extraverts, Extravert ) feel at their most alive and their most switched on and their most capable when they are in a social environment . To maximizing their talent is to put themselves in the zone of stimulation that is right for 21 them. Teachers think an ideal student is an extrovert . Extrovert students get good grades and some of them not. They like to work in groups . They are good leaders but not as good as introverts . Special skills When it comes to creativity and to leadership , we need introverts doing what they do best . 22 They have unique talents . When they are in their own 23 ( ___ ) world , 24 ( world ) it means they will innovate something for our world . Encourage teachers to help them to develop the faculties so they can maximize their talents . Encourage teachers to help them to develop the faculties so they can maximize their talents . General Suggestions Parents and teachers need to better understand how to love and cultivate the introverted kids . They need to do general teacher training to just make 25 ( just to make ) them aware of what makes a student an introvert , 26 Teachers need to cultivate the talent of those students . teachers should avoid setting social standards for what is normal . 27 It ´s a problematic and should let know to parents if a student have 28 ( has ) none friends . If a student has one or two or three friends , 29 ( ___ ) and prefers to go deep with their friendships instead of being one of a big gang , there ’s nothing wrong with that at all . 30 Build quiet time into the school day , 31 ( day ) where the students just read alone , 32 ( alone ) play board games in smalls groups or do other activities thaty 33 ( that, they, thirty, throaty, thy ) they like . Teacher should mix it up between individual work , 34 ( work ) group work and pair work . Teacher should rethink what they mean about class participation and think about classroom statement instead . Teachers should have a reading assignment about the book Quiet and work on the teacher ´s guide http://www.thepowerofintroverts.com/about-the-book/teachers- guide/ (...) Teach them how to handle introvert people . Susan Cain´s suggestions 1-We need to be teaching kids to work together but we also need to be teaching them how to work on their own . This 35 is especially important for extroverted children too . They need to work on their own because that is where deep thought comes from in part . 36 2- We could all stand to unplug and get inside our own 37 ( ___ ) heads a little more often . 38 3- introverts , you being you , you probably have the impulse to guard very carefully what 's inside 39 of you but occasionally , just occasionally , I hope you will open up your suitcases for other people to see , because the world needs you and it needs the things you carry . 40 41 How will the curriculum in schools of the future vary from what we see 42 now 43 ? 44 ( now? ) . The deliberate practice should be working alone if students really 45 ( ___ ) want to learn something What kinds of differences would you imagine in how teachers are trained and evaluated 46 ? Teacher should have freedom to design curricula that they think it would work for their students . . What kind of social activities are not part of the school day now that could be in the future 47 ? We should have small tables not just not just giant tables . Introvert people needs to socialize with 1 or 3 people ( restaurants , playgrounds , 48 ( playgrounds ) etc. ) Let ’s talk about technology. How could technology be integrated into the classroom of the future to give more options , and be there in positive ways for students who are introverts 49 ? Teachers will move toward anything that encourages student participation through an online medium . Writing issues in this paragraph: 1 RedundantPhrase 2 Citation audit 3 Citation audit 4 Citation audit 5 General 6 RedundantSpace
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