Normal Teacher vs INFJ Teacher

Normal Teacher vs INFJ Teacher (comedy sketch)
Written by Holly P and FJ

#infj #16personalities #mbti

[FrankJames]

Did you like the video that played?
Tell me next which personalities to portray?
And in what scenarios to display?
Let me know, don't hesitate to say.
Before you go, here's a tip for you,
"Regular Mom vs INFP Mom" to view,
Watch and see what they go through,

[giorgiaberti]

"How can I help you help me help him help himself" is 100% INFJ (not just teachers)

[xxxolaxxx]

As an INFJ teacher, the part of calling parents is way too accurate 😂😂😂😂 you can't talk shit about a student, you just can't.😂😂😂😂

[empathintheoffice]

Self actualized INFJ here! How many INFJs are here with me?

[azamik]

My daughter is an INFJ - this is so her, especially the silent glare to quiet the class. Her silent admonishments are boss level.

[cymbol]

Love the part where the teacher silently stares until the children quiet. Such an INFJ thing to do, lol.

[StephanieJeanne]

"How can I help you, help me, help him help himself?" 🤣🤣That is the ultimate question! I think the INFJ teacher will be more effective in the long run with all those life lessons! Hilarious and so true to our type! 🙌💜

[katel]

I like the INFJ teacher using Plato’s analogy of the cave to teach. Very INFJ.

[trinaq]

I'm also an INFJ teacher, and this was insanely accurate, particularly second guessing all of my life choices! 😅

[RobynHoodeofSherwood]

As an INFJ I can entirely relate. I was often told I should be a teacher when I was younger but there is no way I could have stood being stuck in a classroom all day with a bunch of kids. Kudos to all those teachers who can.

[katrink]

As an INFJ teacher, I literally write a flowchart with several options to responses whenever I have to call parents 😮

[rebecaanderson]

We INFJ under estimate ourselves so much. We want to make the difference so much that we don’t realize we are already doing just by being the way we are, thoughtful and actually caring if we are helping the kids.

[sw]

In high school, I had one social studies teacher, who said on the first day of class, when asked why he was staring at the clock, replied, "Because that bell is about to ring and no matter how much I threaten you all, I'm powerless against it." He looked totally defeated. Best US History teacher.

[justinwerth]

As INFJ English/Drama teach, I approve! I've actually said "Do you want to stay in the cave your whole life or do you want to experience the sun." 😁

[ceilinh]

"...Or if I should have just become an accountant."
-Frank James, the INFJ who actually did become an accountant

[darkspice]

As an intj, I'd appreciate an infj teacher. Or friend. Or whatever. The point is you guys make my life a little less miserable so thanks for that. 💕😊

[oceanlover]

🤣😂🤣@ the 📞 “Don’t pick up! Don’t pick up! Don’t pick up!” refrain! 🤣

[emilia_]

I'm an INFJ teacher, and I DO say "thank you" after my students say something outside the topic, then continue from where I was interrupted.

[ClubENTP]

1:23 I'm going to adopt this line, "How can I help You, Help Me, Help Him, Help Himself." Great Show!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[lorenavega]

As an INFJ with an INFJ philosophy teacher (favorite subject are we surprised?), I honestly found that profound glaze to quiet the classroom so accurate. Also most of the times I catch him zoning out lost in his own thoughts, which somehow makes me feel not so alone and more understood. I find other INFJs such interesting individuals and they always leave me wanting to know more about them (or should I say "something"? I'm aware of how private we can be).