Infjs In School The Infj Learning Style explores key ideas related to psychology, presented clearly and practically.
Avid learners with a naturally sensitive nature,
the INFJ is capable of learning just about
anything if they put their minds to it. Yet,
with the tendency to live life based on emotion,
certain learning styles and environments seem
to be much more beneficial than others for this
INFJ when it comes to learning something new?
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The first and most important thing for all INFJs
to know when it comes to their learning style
can be found in the way they approach most things
in life - through their emotional compass. INFJs
are attracted to learning more about topics that
involve emotion and feeling in some way shape
or form. So, while some INFJs may be good
at things like mathematics and geography,
they’re usually better off taking the route
towards something that involves human connection
and helping humanity, where they can also
use their empathic abilities. This intuitive
personality type requires a form of deeper passion
and yearning behind the topic in order for them
to stay focused and interested because they
put their whole efforts into learning about
something new. So, although they have the ability
to learn about uninvolved topics, most INFJs have
a better learning experience when they can put
their heart and brain to work in conjunction.
INFJs prefer a highly conceptual, theoretical
learning style. This empathetic personality
but they also use this empathy to try to relate
everyday topics with some type of human connection
in order to properly understand it. There’s
no point in giving random facts to the INFJ to
remember without giving them a chance to try and
relate how those facts fit into the world around
them. They need to know why, how and where this
information is relevant in day to day life. For
example, if an INFJ is learning about past wars
throughout history, they may have a disinterest
in remembering dates and times of events, but
will remember how and why the events took place
because they can imagine it happening from
comes to recalling information they’ve learned
because it allows them to remember through
clear and concise structure but doesn’t like
following the same routine day in and day out.
and then the freedom to do it at their own
pace accompanied with only their own ideas.
So, instead of someone breathing over their
the necessary mistakes on their own clock,
and then learn from them as a result. Repetitive
learning styles can also take this creativity and
independence away from the INFJs imaginative mind,
leaving their perfectionism to focus on completing
the learning task rather than actually properly
absorbing information. This is also a main
contributing factor to the INFJs preference for
writing assignments and solo projects in school.
INFJs are extremely adaptive in almost any
situation in life. By using their extracted
feeling function, they are able to sense the
mood of a room or group of people and adjust
their energy in order to fit in and make others
feel comfortable. But how does this function help
in an academic context? Well, this auxiliary
function acts as a supporting factor in the
INFJs introverted intuition, ultimately giving
them a drive to express their ideas and insights
way that others can understand. Therefore,
although an INFJ is usually best when working
alone, they have the ability to easily communicate
their project ideas to people on their team,
and also be able to easily understand others
in return. Aside from teamwork, this function
also allows for an INFJ to easily adjust to the
expectations or different learning environments
and tactics. Whether it’s books, podcasts,
lectures, documentaries, solo-research, or real
life scenarios, the INFJ can adjust their focus
and retain the lesson from the source. Of
course, when it comes to the environment,
they require calm and quiet surroundings to focus
to the best of their abilities, but the flexible
INFJ is able to adjust and thrive in whatever
learning situation they find themselves in.
Number 5: They need alone time to properly focus
If you’re an INFJ, you’ll know first hand that
alone time is like liquid gold. With introverted
intuition as their most dominant function,
the information they’re intaking in order
conceptually fits into their lives and minds.
Yet, due to the INFJs extraverted sensing
function that relies on using their senses to
continuously pick up on information around them,
a busy learning environment can be the death
of INFJ focus. When an INFJ is surrounded by
outer stimuli, it’s almost impossible for
making it difficult to retain and integrate the
information being provided. Unfortunately, this
type of solitary learning is generally unheard of
in western learning environments, therefore INFJs
usually have to take extra care to reiterate
information being taught on their own time.
capable of a memorization learning tactic,
less in comparison to true understanding for
this introspective personality type. In fact,
most INFJs are able to create unique analogies,
acronyms and rhymes to help them memorize things
put new information into context, they much
rather understand all perspectives of a topic
rather than take the information presented
for what it is. This means that INFJs may
feel it’s necessary to do their own research
surrounding a newly learned topic in order to
answer all the curiosities the topic has ensued
in them. Therefore, since memorization is such a
large part of the generalized schooling learning
style INFJs may find testing difficult, but they
usually walk away with a deeper understanding
of the topic than the majority of others.
but ironically, this perfectionism usually
isn’t apparent from the outside looking in.
This procrastination and self sabotage is directly
related to the INFJs fear of failure. They put so
much pressure on themselves to get projects and
assignments completed in the most efficient manner
that the self-set high expectations end up putting
a strain on their overall drive to complete it.
The deep focus on the minute details add a whole
new layer of pressure that ultimately causes an
INFJ to stall and hold themselves back with
the questioning fear of wondering if they can
really get the project done with the quality
that they envision. Even though most INFJs are
familiar with this tendency and are aware that
they can do anything they set their minds to,
they so desperately want to perfect every detail
in the moment that it makes it difficult to change
habits. This is why they can hesitate and end up
dealing with the tasks at the very last minute,
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