The Scrapbook Project: 6. Who do I want you to think I am?

15 minutes.

Turn the page. Paste (or write) the How I would like to be described heading at the top of the left hand page, and the How I would hate to be described heading at the top of the right hand page.

How I would like to be described

How I would hate to be described

1. List four words you would want included in any description of you under How I would like to be described.
2. List four words you would not want included in any description of you under How I would hate to be described.
3. Take your favourite coloured crayon. Look at the words on the right hand page (Hate to be described). How likely is it that these words would be used to describe you:
   By your partner? Write a percentage using letters about 4cm high.
   By your friends? Write a percentage using letters about 2 cm high.
   By your family? Write a percentage using letters about 1 cm high.
   
   
4. At work? Take another colour crayon and write a percentage in letters about 2 cm high.
5. Look at the words on the left hand page (Like to be described). Use media to illustrate how you would like to be perceived.
6. Consider whether people see you like this. Write a word or phrase which means, for you, how close you think people’s perceptions of you are to your illustrated ideal, eg “Close”, “Nowhere near”, “Kind of”, “Yes”… etc.