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Self-Promotion for Introverts
December 30, 2009
Work is love made visible.
-Kahlil Gibran, (1883 – 1931), Lebanese-American writer
-Kahlil Gibran, (1883 – 1931), Lebanese-American writer
Sell Yourself. "Bragging is repulsive to introverts. But effective self-promoting is different: it's finding the overlap between what you have and what your audience wants."
Write. "Introverts are more inclined to rely on writing and often excel at it. Position yourself as an expert by writing something for an industry publication. Twitter and blog."
Host. "Organize an event. When we host we get to be seen as a go-to person, and we don't have to reach out as much."
Speak Publicly. "Public speaking is an amazing tool for an introvert. We get to prepare, and then we get up there once and reach lots of people rather than having many conversations, which tire us."
Exchange has packaged seven of its most popular curriculum resources into a single “Curriculum Tool Kit” and is offering the entire set at a 33% discount — separately these resources would cost $166, but we are offering the entire Curriculum Tool Kit for only $112. Resources in the kit include:- Beginnings Workshops Book #4 - Curriculum: Brain Research, Math, Science
- Beginnings Workshops Book #5 - Curriculum: Art, Music, Movement, Drama
- Hearing Everyone’s Voice: Educating Young Children for Peace and a Democratic Community
- Connecting: Friendship in the Lives of Young Children
- More Than Numbers: Mathematical Thinking in the Early Years
- Exchange Articles Collection #3 - Children with Differing Abilities
- Out of the Box Training Kit (printed version): Recognizing the Essentials of Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum
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world is a stage
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Wow - if only this were true in education. Because it's not. In my experience as a teacher, I have found that the more outspoken you are, the more likely you are to be viewed as a problem by administration. Teachers who survive the system are teachers who keep quiet. It's not that they are introverts. They have just acquiesced to the role that most school systems have in mind for teachers, i.e., female teachers, and that role is one of passive servitude. The schools with systems that welcome teachers' voices are those that view the teacher as professionals. They are out there, but are rare. The norm is school systems that prefer teachers to accept decisions passively and NOT be outspoken. Those who are not introverts and accept the role, suffer inwardly.
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Thank you for this invaluable set of tips! What ab excellent topic today!!!!
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