Susan Cain challenges the myth that brilliance only comes from loud brainstorming. Her persuasive narrative blends research with personal anecdotes, encouraging students to value contemplation and recognize diverse temperaments.
The talk sparks rich dialogue in ELA, psychology, and leadership courses about identity, collaboration, and inclusive classroom culture.
What You Get
Complete Teacher Guide (~9 pages, Google Doc/PDF)
Editable Student Worksheet (15‑slide Google Slides/PPTX)
20‑question self‑graded Google Forms quiz & answer keys
How to Use
Activate prior knowledge on introversion/extroversion scales, stream the talk, and pause at each call‑to‑action for small‑group debate. Conclude with reflective writing that connects temperament to classroom and workplace dynamics.
DISCLAIMER: This worksheet and question set for the TED Talk “The Power of Introverts” (2012) is independently compiled for classroom use. It is not endorsed by TED or Susan Cain and is provided solely under fair‑use educational guidelines.
