1. Complete each survey and print a copy of the results. Place in a file.
2. Compile information obtained from surveys and include potential careers.
3. Use WORD to produce a three-fold brochure (information placed on front and back) about yourself using the information obtained in the surveys.
4. Arrange information attractively on the brochure in a logical sequence.
5. Print a copy of the brochure in black and white on the laser printer.
6. Complete the Self-Assessment Brochure Rubric.
7. Submit surveys, printed brochure and rubric to instructor.
8. When brochure is returned to you, correct the errors in your brochure, print in color and place it in your Portfolio notebook.

Learning Advice

Don't hurry through the surveys. By taking your time and doing a good job, your results will be more accurate and you will have a true sense of who you are. Remember to print out ALL of your results, label the printout with the Resource Category Question, three hole punch the printouts and place them in your Portfolio Notebook. Use your printouts to develop the brochure about yourself.

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• How do I learn best?
  How do I use my brain? Which hemisphere is dominant?
  Click on BRAIN and print your two page Personal Evaluation.
  Next take a Learning Style Questionnaire.

• What am I apt to do, say, or think?
  Will I be able to interact successfully with others? Take the Emotional Intelligence Quiz.
  Click on View Contents, then click on "Feeling Good, Feeling Crappy".
  Discover your Holland type by clicking on ...your choices...and then Take the Career Key.
  Next discover the associated careers for your Holland type.
  Click on Holland's Six Personality Types and Holland's Six Work Environments.
  
  

  Another indicator of your Personality type is the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Print out the results and cirlce your 4-letter code. You will use this later to research career choices.

• What are my interests?
  What subjects do I like in school? What are my hobbies? What are my favorite books, magazines, or TV programs?
  How can my interests lead to a career interest? Take a Career Interest Survey.

• How am I smart?
  Read about the eight different Intelligences or Smarts. Pick one that is most like you.
  Print the summary sheet on the "smart" you selected as being most like you. Then click on the picture and
  print the Lesson ideas page. Circle a few lessons that appeal to you.
  Next take a Multiple Intelligence Survey. How do your results match what you selected from the first link?

• Where do I see myself in the future?
  What are my lifestyle goals? What would be your ideal job? Would you travel or commute to an office? Work alone or with a team? Check out the Career Interest Game to review the suggested careers based on your Holland Type. Now research career suggestions based on your Myers-Briggs Type by visiting suggested careers from the U.S. Department of the Interior