Click or double-click the Firefox app icon, which resembles an orange fox wrapped around a dark-blue globe icon. This add-on will allow you to translate entire Firefox webpages via Google Translate without having to use the Google Translate website. It's a blue button in the middle of the page. Doing so allows the add-on to install to Firefox. This will confirm that the add-on successfully installed. Find and open the webpage that you want to translate. It's a speech bubble icon in the upper-right corner of Firefox. Doing so will prompt a drop-down menu to appear. If you don't see the Translator icon, first click in the upper-right side of the window. You should see the Translator icon appear at the top of the drop-down menu. This option is in the drop-down menu. Your translated webpage will open in a new tab. You can alter the language that Translator uses to translate pages by doing the following: Right-click the Translator icon. Click Options (Change language). Click Web Translation. Click the "Select target language" drop-down box. Select a language in the drop-down menu. Click Save options at the top of the page.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Firefox. Open the Translator add-on installation page. Click Add to Firefox. Click Add when prompted. Click OK when prompted. Go to a webpage. Right-click the Translator icon. Click Translate this page to [Language]. Change the translation language if necessary.

Dress appropriately for your teaching environment. Keep your teaching materials and classroom organized. Spend time preparing for each day of teaching. Show respect when talking with your colleagues and administrators. Think about what it means to be a professional teacher and try to live up to that model. It sometimes helps to think about one of your past teachers who you would describe as a true professional. Try to think about how you could in some ways mimic their behaviors in your own classroom and career. Try to teach your students that learning doesn't have to be serious 24/7. If you do something that is funny or goofy, then laugh at yourself. Being a bit self-deprecating will make your students more comfortable with you. If you incorporate humor or jokes into your lesson plans, then your students will likely remember the material better as well. Not every teaching day will go perfectly and some might even fall into the category of disaster. However, it's important to stay positive or your students will pick up and reflect your negative energy. Take a moment to tell yourself, "It's going to be okay," or, "Tomorrow is a new day." Put a smile on your face and keep going. You might even say out loud, "I love teaching because" and list off a few reasons. For example, think about a moment when you saw real improvement in a student's life due to your efforts. If it's been a bad day for the students, too, then you might even say that you want to do a "re-set." Tell them that you want to formally start the day over from that point forward. Communication is key when working with parents. Keep in touch with them via in-person conferences as well as written behavioral reports. Let them know that you are interested in their ideas and perspectives on teaching. You can also solicit their help for events and celebrations in your classroom. Make contact with the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) at your school and ask what you can do to help.
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One-sentence summary -- Be a professional at all times. Laugh and keep your sense of humor. Repeat positive mantras on bad days. Create good relationships with the parents of students.

Spray paint it the desired color. However, most spray paints will dry within 3 hours if left in a cool, dry area.
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One-sentence summary -- Place the tin can in an open, covered area. Allow the tin can to dry for up to 24 hours.

Do this in a journal or a text document. This is particularly helpful if you're not entirely sure what you want to do, but just have a feeling about it. Writing regularly in a journal is a great way to keep in touch with yourself and to keep up to date on how you're feeling. Many people claim that writing helps them clarify how they feel and what they want. Once you have an idea of what you want to do, do your research. Researching your goals will help you narrow down the best way to achieve them. Reach out to people who have achieved goals similar to yours. They can provide you with helpful tips about what works, as well as what to avoid. Online forums like Reddit are a great place to look for discussions on most topics particularly if you want an insider's view on specific careers. Example: While writing your thesis you're beginning to wonder what you'll end up doing with it. Read about what others have done with similar degrees to the one that you're pursuing. This might even help you gear your thesis towards publications or other opportunities that can help further your career. After you've done your research you'll have a good sense of what each path and result will look like. This should make it easier for you to choose the path that will best serve you in achieving your goal. This includes being aware of things that may hinder you in your goals in the case of thesis writing this may include mental exhaustion, lack of research, or unexpected work responsibilities. Your goals may change as you move toward them. Allow room for yourself, and as a result, your goals, to develop. That said, don't just give up when it gets hard. There's a difference between losing interest and losing hope!
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Write about what you want. Do your research. Consider your options and choose the one that best serves you. Be aware of things related to your goal that may affect you. Be flexible.