I am an introvert. I prefer to work alone, especially in a creative role. I have always had the idea that I was a lot harder to get along with when I was working alone.
It’s not that I’m hard to work with, it’s just that I don’t like to be around people. I’m pretty much a solo introvert, I’m not good at social situations, and I’m not very good at conversations. I prefer to work with others, so I’ve been an introvert for about five years now, and this has been my first big step into the world of independent education.
I’ve been an independent-education-instructor for about four years now. I’m in my first year and I have made it through the first two. I am not currently taking any courses, just teaching one-on-one. I teach the students how to create their own learning environment using a variety of methods (e.g., lecture, online materials, book reading) based on their own learning and learning preferences.
I believe in a lot of the same things that I do in the classroom: I believe that students need to be given a lot of time and that they should be given a variety of options. I also love that I can bring my personal thoughts to a classroom discussion and that I am often the only one teaching my students. I think the fact that I teach students is that they really can help themselves, and I think that is the most important thing in independent education.
Like I mentioned in my previous post, I believe that we should be teaching students to read at a much younger age. My daughter is in elementary school and she has some trouble with reading and I think it’s because she doesn’t understand the books she’s reading. She also reads a lot, especially for homework, and I’m trying to work on ways to help her learn other ways more quickly. A lot of the time I’m doing it with her help.
I’m not sure who you are! I think you might be thinking “I am a newbie. I am not a kid. I am new and I have done all sorts of things. I am not just writing. I am making something up. I am doing this. I am reading. I am reading. I am doing what I am told. I am doing it.
I can tell because I am writing my own stories and I have done this. I am making stories up. I am making stories up. I am reading. I am reading. I am doing what I am told. I am doing this. I am writing. I am writing my own stories. I am writing my own stories and making my own stories up. I am writing my own stories and making my own stories up.
I am making something up. I am making something up. I am making it up. I am making it up. I am making it up. I can tell you that because I am writing my own stories. I am making it up. I am making it up. I can tell you that because I am writing my own stories. I am making it up. I am making it up. I can tell you that because I am writing my own stories. I am making it up.
The best thing about writing your own stories is that you can make your own rules. You can take what you write and make it your own and make it your own rules. You can write your own plot points for characters, the story you want to tell, the story you want to tell. You can write your own dialogue. It doesn’t matter how much you love writing dialogue because you can write it any way you want. You can write your own characters and make them your own.