Introverts vs Extroverts

Conversation - B1-B2 | Intermediate Level

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Mar. 04 Wed , 03:00 USA

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Description

In this lesson, you explore how personality shapes behavior and energy. You will discover whether you lean more toward introversion or extroversion. Reflect on your habits, preferences and social interactions also practice talking about yourself and others in natural English, compare experiences and notice patterns in thinking and decision-making. By identifying your traits, you improve self-awareness and learn strategies to manage energy, communicate better and work with different people. In the future, you will apply these insights to school, friendships, and teamwork, helping you understand yourself and others more clearly.

Session Activities

1: Do you feel more energized after spending time alone or with friends?

2: Which activities do you enjoy more: quiet reading or group games?

3: How do you usually make decisions—after thinking carefully or quickly?

1: Can you give examples when being an introvert was an advantage

2: When has being extroverted helped you?

3: Do you think your personality changes in different situations?

4: Which personality type do you get along with best?

5: Can you work well in a team if you are introverted?

6: How does your personality affect the way you study or work?

7: Can a quiet person become more outgoing if they try?

8: How do you usually react when you have to work in a big group?

Introspection

the process of thinking deeply about your own thoughts and feelings.

Extraversion

the quality of being outgoing, energetic and sociable.

Recharge

to regain energy, especially after stress or activity.

Ambivert

a person who has both introverted and extroverted traits

Stimulus

something in your environment that causes a reaction, like social interaction or noise.

Reflect

to think carefully about something or yourself.