Question for Delta STs -- Do you like to "teach"?

[DirectorAbbie]

There is no such thing as a stupid question to them.

Not true. A stupid question is one you already know the answer to. For example: Anon, are you a guy?

[Suz]

Not true. A stupid question is one you already know the answer to. For example: Anon, are you a guy?

great point lol...

[force my hand]

Yeah, I love to teach, explain, decontruct, rebuild, debate, etc. In fact, it's one of the few ways I'll begin to seriously relate to you. Extra bonus if you can teach me about something I'm interested in. In university, I used to be quite popular among my circle of peers come lab and exam time since I would always sit down and explain a concept that was immediately present in a paper. A lot of people try to hoard info, but I also take a more democratic approach by disseminating it. I like to think it's because it empowers others, but maybe it's just an excuse to brag.

[Galen]

Yeah, I love to teach, explain, decontruct, rebuild, debate, etc. In fact, it's one of the few ways I'll begin to seriously relate to you. Extra bonus if you can teach me about something I'm interested in. In university, I used to be quite popular among my circle of peers come lab and exam time since I would always sit down and explain a concept that was immediately present in a paper. A lot of people try to hoard info, but I also take a more democratic approach by disseminating it. I like to think it's because it empowers others, but maybe it's just an excuse to brag.

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[Radio]

i tend to fall into the teacher role more often than not, not necessarily because i like teaching but because i like deconstructing concepts and making them easier to understand and i need an audience to check how well i'm doing.

also i just like helping others, sue me.

edit: i'm not a delta st, i just wanted to add to abbie's post.

[Suz]

i tend to fall into the teacher role more often than not, not necessarily because i like teaching but because i like deconstructing concepts and making them easier to understand and i need an audience to check how well i'm doing.

also i just like helping others, sue me.

edit: i'm not a delta st, i just wanted to add to abbie's post.

i'm the same way... i've been criticized by many by my need for validation (the vast majority being Ti- valuing types) but i guess it comes from my lack of confidence in what i know.

[eunice]

Yeah, I love to teach, explain, decontruct, rebuild, debate, etc.

Cool. That's probably why I like how the Te types I have met irl communicate. They seem to be able to make a complex theoretical subject more "digestable" and easily associated with real life.