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A few months ago, we looked at typical characteristics of teachers, based on the two middle letters of type, function pairs. Function pairs provide a great deal of information about how type makes teachers tick, but they are certainly not…
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If you’ve been to college or talked about going to college, you’ve probably heard someone say that college is different and/or harder than high school. You often hear about having to develop your own strategy for time management or how…
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When reading your MBTI® type description, have you ever felt like most things fit you, but a few were way off the mark? Well, some of that certainly comes from the fact that humans are individuals who have unique experiences…
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To go from learning about preferences individually to understanding the workings of whole types, it can be helpful to look at pairs or preferences, in lieu of trying to memorize descriptions of all 16 personality types. In a previous article,…
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When training individuals to interpret the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®, I am often asked how it is possible to get to the point of being able to describe each of the types without directly reading a reference. It can be daunting…
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