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iDNA Presentation for Educators TEENS iDNA is a Communication and People Skills Training System for all ages that uses Personality Analysis in a fast, easy and accurate way to change peoples lives in a profound manner. It is a system for


  1. iDNA Presentation for Educators TEENS

  2. • iDNA is a Communication and People Skills Training System for all ages that uses Personality Analysis in a fast, easy and accurate way to change people’s lives in a profound manner. It is a system for understanding human personality by determining your Personality Type. Who are we? • iDNA strives to inspire and equip individuals, teams and organisations with the tools to understand and accept their true personalities. To motivate an understanding amongst all people that transcends It’s Science. personal biases and to empower them to reach their full potential. The Science of Understanding People.

  3. What is Personality Analysis? • Personality type refers to the psychological classification of different types of individuals. • Personality Analysis is a method for categorising the character and behaviour of a person. • Carl Jung (1875-1961), a contemporary of Freud, developed a theory of psychological types ascribing each person with one of two fundamental attitude types: introversion and extroversion.

  4. Rese search Id Ideas Interested in Myers – Briggs Type Indicator knowing more Type A and Type B personality theory Four temperaments about the history Enneagram of Personality Extraversion and introversion of personality Carl Jung Two-factor models of personality theory? Keirsey Temperament Sorter Five temperaments Holland Codes

  5. How does iDNA fit in? • The iDNA Personality Analysis tool is based on the observation of human behaviour. • iDNA uses a questionnaire to determine your personality type and gives you results in the seven main areas of your life: LOVE, FAMILY, SOCIAL, MENTAL, PHYSICAL, FINANCE AND CAREER. • iDNA will give you the tools to immediately be able to analyse people from the moment you meet them. • You will be able to take a snap shot of a person’s character and even predict their behaviour. • Our system is based on ‘The Personality Book’

  6. Written with the aim to provide a valuable tool, used by millions in the corporate and private sectors, to all of us. Using only three colours to identify the personality traits in you and others, your The iDNA language will soon become colourful, as you begin to analyse the diverse world of people around you. Approach to The Book Personality Analysis Fabienne Francis iDNA was established in 2016 by Fabienne Francis. She spent four years researching and writing, ‘The Personality Book’, which Fabienne developed to become the biggest South African personality analysis system. Fabienne Francis is a behaviourist, published author and a key note speaker at international conferences. She is a well renowned Master Facilitator and has trained companies such as Mercedes, Sanlam, Old Mutual, The Reserve Bank and at universities. She studied in London and Switzerland and has 30 years’ experience on an international platform. She lived and worked in the UK, USA, Austria, Germany and Mauritius. She is also an entrepreneur, angel investor and the CEO of the Institute of Entrepreneurial Excellence and other international companies. iDNA proudly achieved SETA accreditation in 2018. Fabienne is currently busy publishing the second book in the iDNA series, ‘The Love Book’ which is due for release in 2019.

  7. The 3 iDNA Colours and What They Mean • Confident • Rebellious • Risk-taker DYNAMIC • Active & energetic LEADER • Class clown • Looks for challenges • Quickly bored • Considerate • Chatty • Social NATURAL • Kind and friendly COMMUNICATOR • A dreamer • Unfocused • Lazy • Analytical • Questions everything • Hard working • ANALYTICAL Needs perfection • Determined THINKER • Stressed • Loner • Shy

  8. We are a human tribe and all of us are a unique combination of these 3 colours. This guy is a We all have a dominant first purple colour, a supporting and second colour and a weak link. green. His weak link is red. This girl is a first green and second This guy is a red. Her weak first red and link is purple. second green. His weak link is purple.

  9. Your classroom is filled with different personalities.

  10. How do I Manage a Red Personality in my Classroom? • Learning Style • Physical or Kinesthetic • They prefer using their body, hands and sense of touch. • Red teens are hands-on and practical. • "An adventurous personality really has to move to learn, so sitting at a desk all day doesn't do it for them.“ • They want to know “How does it work?” • They like to take things apart and they are inquisitive about the world. • Tips • Use praise and encourage them as much as possible. • Anticipate their fiery nature and support these teens to stay grounded. • Help them to focus on their desire for greatness through learning. • Take the time to assist them in developing their ‘weak link’. • Give them responsibility. • Red teens have the potential to be great leaders. • They can inspire and motivate others with their dynamic outlook. • Target them in the classroom. • Homework is probably not always done , or assignments are left to the last minute. • Take on a ‘to the point’ approach. Red personalities struggle with too much detail.

  11. How do I Manage a Green Personality in my Classroom? • Learning Style • Collaborative Learning • They prefer to learn in groups than working alone. • They are visual learners. • Green teens are kind and social and benefit from class discussions. • They want to know “Who made it work and when?” • They like to daydream and are optimistic about the world. • Tips • Use praise and encourage them as much as possible. • Anticipate their imaginative nature and support these teens to stay focused. • Help them to focus on their desire for harmony through learning. • Take the time to assist them in developing their ‘weak link’ and get more organised. • Give them opportunities for collaborative learning. • Green teens have the potential to inspire empathy in others. • They can motivate others with their friendly and sociable outlook. • Target them in the classroom. • They have a tendency to be lazy and procrastinate.

  12. How do I Manage a Purple Personality in my Classroom? • Learning Style • Analytical learners • They are thinkers and will follow more conventional patterns. • Purple teens prefer to learn through inquiry. • Purple teens like to work step by step through new concepts. • They want to know “Why does it work?” • They like to analyse everything and are sensible by nature. • Tips • Do not put them in the spot light. • Be respectful of their want for privacy. • Give them time to plan their oral assignments in detail. • Use praise and encourage them as much as possible. • Anticipate their depressive nature and support these teens to stay positive. • Help them to focus on their desire for knowledge through learning. • Take the time to assist them in developing their ‘weak link’. • Boost their confidence. • Purple teens have the potential to be great innovators. • They can inspire and motivate others with their systematic and futuristic outlook. • Target them with homework! • Homework will be done and these teems will love the time to work alone in peace at home.

  13. Personality Analysis and iDNA for Schools “In a world of 7.5 billion people, all of which have personalities, how can it be that we are not taught at school how to understand ourselves and others, with as much energy as we are taught Mathematics or Language?” How does iDNA assist educators, students and parents?

  14. Benefits for Teachers

  15. Your Personality Type affects your teaching Teachers need to know Understand your Understand your style and how you who they are. students. colleagues. interact with students, colleagues and parents. Learn how to plan Understand your lessons and educate with Professional and Take a holistic approach parents. the three personality Personal Development. to your students. types in mind. Cultivate a culture of Guide discipline Counsel your students understanding and strategies in the with more insight. kindness in your school classroom. community.

  16. Benefits for Students

  17. A teenager’s Personality Teenagers need to know Type affects their who they are. Understand your learning style and how Understand your peers Self-knowledge teachers they interact with peers, Self-acceptance teachers and parents. Know your strengths and What’s your learning Develop self-esteem and Understand your parents weaknesses style? confidence Cultivate a culture of Learn how to manage understanding and Career guidance Manage ‘bullying’ your personality kindness in your class positively and school community

  18. Benefits for Parents

  19. A parent’s Personality Type affects their Understand the parents Understand you parenting style and Understand your child’s in your school teenager how they interact with teachers community their children, teachers and other parents. Understand who you Know your strengths What’s your parenting Develop your self- are and weaknesses style? esteem and Confidence Cultivate a culture of understanding and Career guidance Manage ‘bullying’ kindness in your class and school community

  20. What we Offer Customised Workshops

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