Introvert driven to find quiet space

Yesterday we had a faculty meeting in which we were asked to discuss how to support students who are introverts. Questions we discussed included: how to gauge whether they are engaged; how to provide them options for quiet work; how to allow to share ideas on discussion posts.

But what about introverted faculty?

This year after five years having the luxury of a quiet classroom where I can gather my thoughts for the day, a colleague is prepping for class. She does a wonderful job putting up the agenda for the day for her classes and setting out her materials. But now the music is playing and I am leaving in minute.

But where to go? The library? The faculty lounge? The department? The Residence?

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About forstegrupp

Currently I am an English teacher at an independent school outside of Philadelphia. To arrive at this way point, I spent many years in graduate school researching, reading, learning, and studying and finally earned a doctorate in comparative literature from Harvard University. I specialized in medieval orality and literacy. My private interests include baking, knitting, spinning, and gardening.
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1 Response to Introvert driven to find quiet space

  1. Cecily H Selling's avatar Cecily H Selling says:

    I hope you find your space. You might have to schedule different spaces for different periods.

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