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Personality in the Classroom  \nAdditional Resources:  \n•  Myers Briggs Type Inventory (MBTI) Test  \n•  Using Your Myer-Briggs Personality Type to Your Advantage-Tips & Advice to Succeed in College Based on Your Personality Type  \n•  Mind: Introverted vs. Extraverted  \n•  Sensing vs Intuition: What Is the Difference and Which of the Two Do You Use?  \n•  Nature: Thinking vs. Feeling  \n• Tactics: Judging vs. Prospecting  \n•  What's My Personality: Judging or Perceiving? (YouTube)  \n• Tips for Studying From Home When You’re An Extrovert  \n• An Introvert’s Guide to Success in an Extroverted World [Student Edition]  \n•  6 Things Introverts & Extroverts Can Learn From Each Other-Extroverts can feel that introverts are antisocial, while introverts may see extroverts as overbearing. They can learn new skills from each other.  \n•  Personality Traits That Help Teachers & Students Succeed  \nReferences: McGuire, S. Y. (n.d. ) . How Your Personality Style May Impact Your Academic Success. Student Lingo, [InnovativeEducators.org. Retrieved](InnovativeEducators.org. Retrieved) February 22, 2021,  \nfrom [https://www.studentlingo.com/learn/course/how-your-personality-style-may-impact-your](https://www.studentlingo.com/learn/course/how-your-personality-style-may-impact-your)academic-success/workshop-description/overview-objectives?client=ucf","cbCaivRVMYVL0lmG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivRVMYVL0lmG","pdf",163015,"English","# Workshop Overview\n## MBTI Framework Resources\n## Student Success Guides\n## References","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this resource guide?\",\"answer\":\"This guide supports the 'What’s Your Type? 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