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šļø Introvert Ally Podcast - Episode 03 How Introverts Can Thrive in the Classroom Guest: Dr. Heidi Kasevich Hosted by: Jennifer B. Kahnweiler
Episode Summary In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Jennifer welcomes Dr. Heidi Kasevich, educator, author, and founder of the Quiet Schools Network. Heidi joins Introvert Ally to discuss how introvertsāstudents, teachers, and administratorsācan thrive in a traditionally extrovert-dominated education system. Heidiās new book, Silent Talk: Setting the Stage for Introverts to Thrive in the Classroom and Beyond, is a game-changing resource for creating more temperament-inclusive learning environments.
What We Discuss:
Heidiās journey from quiet student to confident educator and advocate for introverts
Misconceptions about teachers being extrovertsāand why many are actually introverts
The "extrovert ideal" in education and its historical roots
Why traditional school structures can be overwhelming for introverts
The critical importance of quiet spaces and recharge time in schools
How schools can embrace reflective pauses, rethink class participation grading, and write āquiet-friendlyā student comments
How Heidiās Quiet 10 initiative is helping reduce burnout among educators
Practical steps for making schools more inclusive, from faculty development to classroom design
Tips for parents and families to support introverted children, including how to prep for social events
How Silent Talk provides a much-needed toolkit for educators and parents
Notable Quotes:
āJust come out of your shell is one of the most limiting things you can say to an introvert.ā āWeāre not waging war on socializingāweāre balancing it with silence and reflection.ā āIntroverts are incredibly social, just in a different rhythm and depth.ā āWe wouldnāt want to lose the voices of a third to a half of our student population.ā
Resources Mentioned:
Heidiās book: Silent Talk: Setting the Stage for Introverts to Thrive in the Classroom and Beyond
Quiet Schools Network
Past video series on Introverted Women Leaders featuring Heidi
Visit: https://kaseleadership.com
Connect with Us:
š Email: [email protected]
š Website: jenniferkahnweiler.com
š¼ LinkedIn: Jennifer B. Kahnweiler
š¬ Sign up for our Introvert Ally bi-weekly newsletter for updates and insights.Ā
If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who would benefit from learning how to support introverts in education. Letās continue the movement to make schoolsāand workplacesāmore inclusive for all personality types.
#IntrovertAlly #QuietLeadership #SilentTalk #Education #IntrovertsInTheClassroom #DrHeidiKasevich #JenniferKahnweiler
Pre-order The Introverted Leader: Building On Your Quiet StrengthĀ Ā and check out our new virtual programs at jenniferkahnweiler.comšļø Introvert Ally Podcast - Episode 03 How Introverts Can Thrive in the Classroom Guest: Dr. Heidi Kasevich Hosted by: Jennifer B. Kahnweiler
Episode Summary In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Jennifer welcomes Dr. Heidi Kasevich, educator, author, and founder of the Quiet Schools Network. Heidi joins Introvert Ally to discuss how introvertsāstudents, teachers, and administratorsācan thrive in a traditionally extrovert-dominated education system. Heidiās new book, Silent Talk: Setting the Stage for Introverts to Thrive in the Classroom and Beyond, is a game-changing resource for creating more temperament-inclusive learning environments.
What We Discuss:
Heidiās journey from quiet student to confident educator and advocate for introverts
Misconceptions about teachers being extrovertsāand why many are actually introverts
The "extrovert ideal" in education and its historical roots
Why traditional school structures can be overwhelming for introverts
The critical importance of quiet spaces and recharge time in schools
How schools can embrace reflective pauses, rethink class participation grading, and write āquiet-friendlyā student comments
How Heidiās Quiet 10 initiative is helping reduce burnout among educators
Practical steps for making schools more inclusive, from faculty development to classroom design
Tips for parents and families to support introverted children, including how to prep for social events
How Silent Talk provides a much-needed toolkit for educators and parents
Notable Quotes:
āJust come out of your shell is one of the most limiting things you can say to an introvert.ā āWeāre not waging war on socializingāweāre balancing it with silence and reflection.ā āIntroverts are incredibly social, just in a different rhythm and depth.ā āWe wouldnāt want to lose the voices of a third to a half of our student population.ā
Resources Mentioned:
Heidiās book: Silent Talk: Setting the Stage for Introverts to Thrive in the Classroom and Beyond
Quiet Schools Network
Past video series on Introverted Women Leaders featuring Heidi
Visit: https://kaseleadership.com
Connect with Us:
š Email: [email protected]
š Website: jenniferkahnweiler.com
š¼ LinkedIn: Jennifer B. Kahnweiler
š¬ Sign up for our Introvert Ally bi-weekly newsletter for updates and insights.Ā
If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who would benefit from learning how to support introverts in education. Letās continue the movement to make schoolsāand workplacesāmore inclusive for all personality types.
#IntrovertAlly #QuietLeadership #SilentTalk #Education #IntrovertsInTheClassroom #DrHeidiKasevich #JenniferKahnweiler
Pre-order The Introverted Leader: Building On Your Quiet StrengthĀ Ā and check out our new virtual programs at jenniferkahnweiler.com