INTP Teachers: Why Authenticity Feels Impossible
The administrator asked if I could “engage more” with students during lunch duty. I stared at him, calculating whether explaining…
-
-
ISTJ Teachers: Why Authenticity Feels Impossible
Your third-grade classroom has 32 students, four of whom don’t speak English as a first language, six with documented learning…
-
ENFP Teachers: Why Authenticity Feels Impossible
The school district implemented its third curriculum framework in four years. Each one promised to “revolutionize education” while adding more…
-
ENTP Teachers: Why Smart Educators Leave Broken Systems
My fourth teaching job in six years looked perfect on paper. New district, fresh curriculum, support from administration. Six weeks…
-
ENFJ Teachers: Why Connection Really Matters in Schools
An ENFJ teacher I know received an email at 11 PM on a Sunday. A parent wrote that her son…
-
ENTJ Teachers: Why Systems Actually Block Connection
The school bell echoes through empty hallways at 6:47 AM. Coffee sits cold on my desk while I recalibrate lesson…
-
ESFJ Teachers: How to Help (Without Fixing Everyone)
Your classroom feels like an emotional warzone disguised as a learning environment. Thirty students need individual attention while district mandates…
-
INFJ Teachers: Why Systems Actually Drain Your Gift
Most teachers burn out trying to manage 30 students while handling standardized tests, endless paperwork, and administrative demands that have…
