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From the Peanuts Section
- How a Personality Psychology Nerd Sees Education
- Narrated by: Jesse Weimer
- Length: 2 hrs and 36 mins
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From the Peanuts Section
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Publisher's Summary
This nonfiction book takes a look at working in education through the lens of personality. It profiles the 16 MBTI personality types in a fresh but vivid way to help teachers understand that kids are different, and that is okay. Fans of Charles Schultz's Peanuts franchise may recognize the traits of some of these personalities.
While teachers and caregivers would be the primary audience, this work could be interesting and beneficial to anyone interested in psychology and what makes people tick.
©2021 Jon Coley (P)2022 Jon Coley
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