I can really sympathize with this one...being entirely self-taught.
The first part about laying the line against the hook shaft so that the end of the line is about even with the bend of the hook is easy...I do it with the hookpoint up.
Ten tight wraps, making sure they are tight against each other, then switch hands, still holding those wraps tight(I start holding the hook with my left then end with the right).
Feed the end of the line back thru the hookeye until you have a loop about 4 inches long hanging below the hook.
I take that loop and holding it open with my hand twist it aroung the hook shaft so that the hook passes inside the circle 6 times and, maintaining tension give it all a lick and pull the line tight....not too tight!
As I read back these instructions, I guess it's not as easy as it seems.
Click on "Fishing Tips" on this website for a video.