Podcasts about susan cain's ted talk

The older I get the more I meet fellow introverts that just don't care about being around other people. So, we're friends in our own isolated corners. Susan Cain's Ted Talk is eye opening and really makes you think about those people who are louder than others. Being loud doesn't mean you're right.

We concluded our series on the shortest books of the Bible with a look at 3 John, the last of John's epistles. In just a few verses, John 3 gives us an amazing look at how the church should be, and also how it can go wrong. Called to be a new, loving family in faith, the church sometimes devolves into petty ego contests and infighting. Still, the vision of the early church in 3 John is relevant and inspiring for the church today. The gospels turns strangers into siblings. Notes: You can find a link to Susan Cain's TED Talk about introverts here. Her book Quiet also contains a great chapter about introverts and the church, which you can find here.

In part 1 of our About Introverts episode, we focused on what it means to be an introvert and some of the cultural biases associated with it. Now, in part 2, Shane and Jen are rejoined by CSD’s Juli Gardner and Susan Ban to talk about different ways of meeting the needs of introverted students within the classroom. Additionally, the resources discussed in the podcast can be found at these links:Here is a cool article from Susan Cain for parents of teens.https://yourteenmag.com/family-life/communication/susan-cain-introverted-teenagerA very good read for better understanding from an extroverted teacher's point of view:http://www.changekidslives.org/thoughts-10/A great look at how introverts interact with the world:https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/11/07/physical-behavior-of-introverts_n_6069438.htmlI HIGHLY recommend Susan Cain's Ted Talk for ALL of us. This really digs into the cultural bias surrounding extroverts. Lots to ponder!https://www.ted.com/talks/susan_cain_the_power_of_introverts#t-969031

Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Do you know the difference? Shane and Jen explore the topic of introverts and meeting their needs in the classroom, along with guests, Juli Gardner, an administrator at CSD and Susan Ban, 9th grade English teacher. In part 1, we talk about some definitions, research and cultural look at introversion. In Part 2 (coming in 2 weeks), we will look more at teaching introverts and helping them feel included in our classrooms.Here are some resources if you'd like to explore and read further about introversion:Here is a cool article from Susan Cain for parents of teens.https://yourteenmag.com/family-life/communication/susan-cain-introverted-teenagerA very good read for better understanding from an extroverted teacher's point of view:http://www.changekidslives.org/thoughts-10/A great look at how introverts interact with the world:https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/11/07/physical-behavior-of-introverts_n_6069438.htmlI HIGHLY recommend Susan Cain's Ted Talk for ALL of us. This really digs into the cultural bias surrounding extroverts. Lots to ponder!https://www.ted.com/talks/susan_cain_the_power_of_introverts#t-969031

In our forty-fifth episode, we discuss Susan Cain's Ted Talk "The Power of Introverts," and the improtance of giving introverts the space to create. Susan Cain's Ted Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0KYU2j0TM4 Susan's website: www.thepowerofintroverts.com You can comment on this episode in the blog post or the new forum at www.lbobi.com, or leave us a review on iTunes. Music generously provided by Jeremy Horn http://www.jeremyhornmusic.com. Follow lbobi on twitter at twitter.com/lbobi Email us at radio@lbobi.com.