Getting ready for personal profiles

How to create your personal profile

- What information should you include in your personal profile?

- What audience is your target one?

- What are your aims when writing your personal profile?

Think about the three questions above before outlining the profile

Key ideas not to be missed when creating your personal profile

- Get straight to the point.

- Provide evidence of your skills and experience.

- Remember that you're marketing yourself.

- Make the statement look purposeful.

Outline your profile and make sure you have not missed out any of the key ideas above

What I, as a teacher, need to know about you, as a student

- What are your critical thinking habits?

- Which is your ideal learning environment?

- Which challenge are you up to this school year?

- What are your personal strengths and weaknesses?

- What do you expect from this school year? What do you feel insecure about?

- Do you consider yourself a digital citizen?

- How do you feel motivated? What motivates you?

- Do you regard yourself as an autonomous learner?

It is time for hands-on profiling!

Last step: share your profile with your peers. In order to do so, visit our Talkgroup, click on the Class Profiles topic, record your personal profile and give feedback to your peers on their own class profiles.

 You will need a Flip Code for safety reasons. Ask your teacher for it in class!