Hello Edemonia,
To give some context, I am a junior in my university with a major of Education with a focus on social studies and psychology. I am studied to be a high school teacher or university adjunct. I live in a conservative part of th USA. I foresee many conflicts with the ESFJ types who hold a monopoly on the profession, but I hope I can stand out to those that can't function under such demagogues.
I have had 3 teachers I really enjoyed being taught by. The first was a man that I would think is an INTP. He was more of a tutor so we had a much more close relationship. He was a math teacher for future comparison.
The seconds was a psychology professor. He did nothing but power point lectures but despite that he did them truly well. They were chalk full of videos and slide shows with a bare minimum of lists that he just read verbatim. I never really got to know him, but he was quite humorous as well.
The third is an ENTP sociology teacher. He is so NP that he publicly declares lecture as the most overrated method of teaching ever, followed by reading. He commonly tells people to stop taking notes. His class usually plays out as follows. The first 10-15 minutes are lecture, essential S type details and definitions necessary to discuss and understand the concepts. The rest of the class he arbitrates the students teaching other students in group assignments and class discussion that they were assigned to reaserch the previous class. It is always clunky the first few days but as the class gets situated it begins to become a cohesive learning method. He devides the class into groups where each person takes an aspect of the subject to be discussed, forcing them to learn so that the group doesn't fail by not haveing the aspect addressed.
He also asks alot of questions rather than just giving info away. He clearly rather have us come up with it ourselves. The first day he asked us to stereotype each other. Within the first 15 minutes I described the nature of an ENTP and he almost felt threatened by my monopoly of understanding on his personality. It was quite amusing.
Its atypical, but I find it much more appealing then the S type lectures and list copying.
I can't suggest any media for you to augment your class, but i would suggest that you outline the different types of leaders. E, S, F, and J types will likely have a narrow vision of what leadership should be, so I would start by breaking down those assumptions.
http://www.paladinexec.com/personality_comparison/INTJ/ will give alist of each types view of what leadership should be. That it is a conglomerate of people pushing, conflict resolution, content analysis, system analysis, polotics and a slew of other things and not just one.
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