how to make an about me page

What is the About Me page?

It's a place to describe: 1. What influences you2. Who you are as a person3. What's important to you 4. What you're into5. What you value

 

Choose four from the list below

● Talents, hobbies or interests 

● Dream job 

● College you want to go to 

● Influential or inspirational people 

● Naviance Personality Type results (if accurate) 

● Naviance Learning Style results (if accurate)

 ● Naviance Career Interest Profiler results

(if accurate) 

● Awards (i.e. Student of the Quinmester) 

● More Garza quality work (in addition to the 3 required ones)

 ● Quality work from another school

 ● Evidence of significant travel

 ● Influential/favorite books

● If a parent, photos of your child 

● SAT/ACT/AP/ASSET/TAKS results 

● Record of good school attendance 

● Acceptance letters 

● College essays 

● Scholarships you were awarded 

● Brochures from workshops you've attended 

● Articles or publications about activities you did 

● Teams, groups, clubs, or other organizations  

● Pictures of you on the job 

● Something that represents how you have overcome obstacles

 ● Significant event

 ● Anything else that tells us who you are

Write the four you picked on your curriculum guide

Go to Weebly

1. Click on your About Me page

 

What Goes on the Page

1. Each "About Me" needs - a title, - a visual aid, - and a description

   

Create Your About Me Page

1. Click the Elements tab

 2. Create your page

using a combination of - Title, - Paragraph, - and Picture elements

3. Photo Gallery and Slideshow are available under "Multimedia"

4. If you want a Divider bar, there's one under "More"

About Me Description

Answer any 2 of the following questions in your description:

1. Which of your skills/talents does this show?2. How did this make you who you are today?3. Why is this important to you?4. How does this show something you value?5. How is this influential or inspirational to you?6. How does this show something you are proud of?7. How does this shows a side of you that not everyone else sees?

    

Examples1. Click any of the following to view an example