After taking the quiz, Humanmetrics Jung Typology Test, I scored 50% extroversion over introversion. This is entirely true, and I agree with the test in that I prefer to stand out in a group of people rather than blend into a large crowd. The quiz said that I have only a slight preference of extroversion over introversion, however, I do not believe this is true. I am most comfortable when I am voicing my opinion and interacting with others in a social setting. Being shy and reserved makes me feel like I am not in control and like and am unwanted in a group setting. I was found also to have a slight preference of intuition over sensing which is true as well. I like to think that I act on my instincts over a gut feeling or sense in a situation. I think that this quality is a very helpful one to have when decision making and going on into the adult world knowing that I can make sound judgements. It was also found that I prefer to feel over thinking. I do not think this is a characteristic of my personality, I would be much more comfortable in making decisions by thinking and by facts than by my feeling or emotions. When it comes to judging over perceiving, this section of the test could not be more characteristic of myself. It was found that I am much more of a person who like clear cut rules and guidelines than a person who perceives things and is not sure about what is happening next. I much prefer structure over a situation of unknowing and uncertainty. My total was ENFJ, this says that I am a helper and an enabler and that I know and appreciate people, I agree with all of these findings.
In my ideal classroom there is a couch and a chair to create a relaxing learning environment for everyone. There is also a rug and lamp to make it feel like home. I am a person who learns the best at home and in a quiet atmosphere like the one I created in my image. This environment will make it so everyone, extroverts and introvert alike, can all feel that they are in a place where they can express their feelings and opinions. 

Classroom (and test results)