Written by Catherine Rains
In my first post of this series, I shared some tips on how to
tailor your career counseling strategies to students with a preference for
Introversion. Here are a couple more suggestions:
Provide reading
material as soon as possible. Those
who prefer Introversion learn best by reading before discussing. So talk less, and provide something to read
early in the appointment, which can be read either during the session, or on
their own after the session.
Give some form of
homework. Students who prefer
Introversion usually enjoy an assignment where they can explore without a
counselor. Provide a reference list of
websites or a research assignment in the career library is right up their
ally. Remember, these are the students
who usually prefer a shorter session with the counselor, and more time on their
own thinking through what they learned with you.
Next week I'll share the last few strategies before moving
on to Intuition.
Counseling to Type Strategies - Extroversion (Part 2)
Counseling to Type Strategies - Extroversion (Part 3)
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