Teachers can help introverted students flourish in the classroom by providing them quiet spaces and a chance to reflect more deeply on assignments, says veteran teacher Heidi Kasevich, now director of education for Quiet Revolution. Such students also need more structure in group exercises and meaningful challenges to urge them out of their comfort zones, she notes.
Six Strategies to Help Introverts Thrive at School and Feel Understood. (2018, August 13). Retrieved January 16, 2019
Best Practices
Menu