Type your teachers.

[hommefatal]

Teachers I enjoy:
history teacher: ENFJ
German/geography teacher: ESFP

Teachers I don't enjoy:
maths teacher: ISTJ
physics teacher: ISTJ
Spanish teacher: ESFJ
English teacher: ESxJ
chemistry teacher: ESTJ
art teacher: ISFP

Teachers that are okay:
French/sports teacher: ENFJ

It was the most horrible school year EVER.

 

[songofcalamity]

Teachers I enjoy:
English cum SS: ENFJ or ESFJ
Chemistry: xNTJ
Art: ISFP

Teachers I don't enjoy:
History: EsTJ
Geography: ISTJ

Teachers that are okay:
Sports: EsTP
Math: ESFP
Physics: IsFj?
Mandarin: ISfJ

 

[nozflubber]

I'm pretty sure my Latin 2 professor is ISTP... my god, the J's get so pissed at his "this is where that word came from" tangents.

 

[NewEra]

High school (taking guesses):

Math -
Sequential II: ISFJ (very helpful, good teacher)
Sequential III: ISTP (subpar teacher, but a really fun guy)
Pre-Calc and Calc: ISTJ (too strict, but probably the best teacher I ever had)

History -
Global History I: ISFP (decent teacher)
Global History II: ESTJ (great teacher, cool guy)
American History: ESTP (fun guy, good teacher)

Science -
Geology: ISTJ (below average teacher, kind of cheesy, had a lot of knowledge)
Physics: ISTP (fun class, shy but good guy)
Biology: ISTP (awesome guy, bad teacher)
Chemistry: INTx (weird lady, bad teacher)

English -
English I: ISTJ (very very old-fashioned, strict grader, had a great memory)
English II: INFP (fairy-tale like, very nice lady, was living in her own world sometimes)
English III, IV: INTJ (very strict, picked on people who didn't know as much like me haha)

Foreign Language -
Prof. 1: INFJ (great teacher, fun sometimes)
Prof. 2: ISFx (the absolute sweetest teacher I've ever had)

Gym: ISFP (great guy, funny, laid back)
Health: ISTJ (good teacher)

 

[hommefatal]

High school (taking guesses):

Math -
Sequential II: ISFJ (very helpful, good teacher)
Sequential III: ISTP (subpar teacher, but a really fun guy)
Pre-Calc and Calc: ISTJ (too strict, but probably the best teacher I ever had)

History -
Global History I: ISFP (decent teacher)
Global History II: ESTJ (great teacher, cool guy)
American History: ESTP (fun guy, good teacher)

Science -
Geology: ISTJ (below average teacher, kind of cheesy, had a lot of knowledge)
Physics: ISTP (fun class, shy but good guy)
Biology: ISTP (awesome guy, bad teacher)
Chemistry: INTx (weird lady, bad teacher)

English -
English I: ISTJ (very very old-fashioned, strict grader, had a great memory)
English II: INFP (fairy-tale like, very nice lady, was living in her own world sometimes)
English III, IV: INTJ (very strict, picked on people who didn't know as much like me haha)

Foreign Language -
Prof. 1: INFJ (great teacher, fun sometimes)
Prof. 2: ISFx (the absolute sweetest teacher I've ever had)

Gym: ISFP (great guy, funny, laid back)
Health: ISTJ (good teacher)

Wow, so many STs.

 

[NewEra]

Wow, so many STs.

Yeah lol. And mostly introverts. I didn't realize how few extroverted teachers I had.

 

[hommefatal]

Yeah lol. And mostly introverts. I didn't realize how few extroverted teachers I had.

So it must have been the paradise to you, haha

 

[NewEra]

So it must have been the paradise to you, haha

Haha yeah, I identified with them, and I always usually fun classes, even if the teacher is not great. If they weren't fun, then they were usually good teachers so it was a win-win either way... usually.

 

[Little Linguist]

Don't forget that teachers often portray another view of themselves in the classroom.

I wonder how someone would judge my teaching methods and behavior at work....probably EXTX....

 

[/DG/]

I'm bad at this. Let's see...

English - ExFJ
Math - ISxP
Science - xSTJ
History - ESTJ <-- Very heavy on the J side; anoyingly so.
Spanish - xSFJ
Choir - IxFx


A lot of my teachers seem to have a different attitude in class and a different attitude when they are not teaching. Or at least, that's what I can tell from when they talk about their lives.

 

[Little Linguist]

School:

English I/IV: IXTJ
English II: IXTJ
English III: ENXJ or ENXP (Loved that guy!!!)

Algebra I: ISXJ or ISXP
Geometry: JERK IXTP
Algebra II: ISTP

Physical Science: EXTP
Biology I: IXTJ
Chemistry: XSTJ
Biology II: IXTX

Spanish I/II: ESXP
Spanish III/IV: EXFJ

French I/III/IV: EXFP

Latin I: IXTJ

Ancient History/US History/Psychology: ISTJ (for sure, he told us!)
Medieval history: IXTP
Political Science: ENXJ (Great teacher)

Religion I: XSTJ
Religion II: ENFX (Great teacher)
Religion III: XSFJ
Philosophy: ENTP

Computer Science I/II: IXTJ

Study skills: XSTJ

 

[hommefatal]

Don't forget that teachers often portray another view of themselves in the classroom.

I wonder how someone would judge my teaching methods and behavior at work....probably EXTX....

No problem, I'm pretty good at knowing their real personality. You have to tell them something certain types wouldn't like and if they don't they are one of that types, if they do they aren't.

 

[hommefatal]

School:

English I/IV: IXTJ
English II: IXTJ
English III: ENXJ or ENXP (Loved that guy!!!)

Algebra I: ISXJ or ISXP
Geometry: JERK IXTP
Algebra II: ISTP

Physical Science: EXTP
Biology I: IXTJ
Chemistry: XSTJ
Biology II: IXTX

Spanish I/II: ESXP
Spanish III/IV: EXFJ

French I/III/IV: EXFP

Latin I: IXTJ

Ancient History/US History/Psychology: ISTJ (for sure, he told us!)
Medieval history: IXTP
Political Science: ENXJ (Great teacher)

Religion I: XSTJ
Religion II: ENFX (Great teacher)
Religion III: XSFJ
Philosophy: ENTP

Computer Science I/II: IXTJ

Study skills: XSTJ

What, that teacher told you his type?

 

[Little Linguist]

What, that teacher told you his type?

Sure, he told us about MBTI! He was a psychology teacher, remember.

 

[hommefatal]

Sure, he told us about MBTI! He was a psychology teacher, remember.

In Germany something like that would never happen.

 

[Little Linguist]

In Germany something like that would never happen.

Why not?

 

[Cenomite]

Calc Professors:
- ENTP
- ENTP
- ISTJ
- ESFJ
- ISTJ

Computer Science:
- ExFJ
- ENTP
- INTJ
- INTP

English / Writing:
- ENFP
- ENFJ
- ISFJ

Sciences:
- Chemistry: ESTJ (biggest bitch in the history of public schools)
- Biology: ESxJ for lecture, ISTJ for lab
- Physics: IxTJ

 

[BlackCat]

These are high school teachers-

MATH

Algebra 1A- INTJ (male)
Algebra 1B- ISTJ (female)
Geometry- ESTJ (she was awesome! Best teacher I've ever had)
Algebra 2- ESTP (male)
Advanced Functions- ISTJ (female)

COMPUTERS

Computer Applications- ISFJ (female)
Drafting 1 & 2, Computer Engineering Tech 1 & 2- ESTP (male)

SCIENCE

Earth Science- INTP (male)
Biology- INTJ (female, awesome)
Chemistry- INFJ (female, awesome)
Physical Science- INTP (male, awesome dude)
Principals of Technology- ISTP (male)

HISTORY

World History- ENFJ (male)
Civics and Economics- ESFP (female, awesome and hyper, addicted to coffee)
US History- ESTJ (female, awesome and hilarious)

ENGLISH

English 1- INFP (female)
English 2- INFP (female)
English 3- ISTJ (male, god awful)
English 4- INTJ (female, one of the most awesome teachers I've talked to)

 

[hommefatal]

Why not?

There are no psychology lessons and teachers are often not really personal.

 

[Take Five]

High School
Math
ISTJ-did not like, very boring and no humor
ESTP-he was ok, funny but sometimes boring
ESTJ-she was the best, tough, ordered, a little funny, boring from time to time

English
ESFJ- the best, the only English teacher I ever liked, he was my mentor throughout high school
ENFJ-learned a lot but not in a good way, he was a little guy(I think closet gay), who was so moody like bipolar, would scream for the smallest things, a funny character to be sure, but hell in class
INTP-a really obese man, who was depressed and really smelly. could be really funny, but often terrribly dull. Best poet I've known, but unapolagetically liberal. biased, grumpy, and intolerant. cynical but nice if you really got to know him probably

Science
IxTJ-just the worst. knew his stuff really well, but harbored extreme disdain for humanity. never smiled, short temper, would give you detention for anything he could

Thats all I really remember from high school that is worth noting. I'm in college now and the professors are not really as memorable as the teachers