Q: You are your first and best form of support. Writing about what you are doing can help you explore and express what you are feeling as you cut back or quit using marijuana. It can also help you examine and address the underlying reasons for your use. Keep a log or graph of your use. This visual reminder can show your progress, times when you are struggling, and serve as a general reminder of what you are doing. Write about your struggles. When you slip and use again (or use too much), write about it. Explore where you were, what you were doing, who you were with, how you were feeling, etc. Remember to write words of encouragement and celebration. Remind yourself that you can do this, that you are a great person, etc. While some people may not believe you, and some may even ridicule you, those people that really care about you will support what you are doing. Let them know why you are doing it. Although you don't have to share your whole life story, try saying something like, "I'm trying to quit marijuana so that I can get a promotion." The more they can understand about what you are doing, the more helpful they can be in supporting your goals. Share your successes and setbacks with them. They can celebrate with you and encourage you to keep trying when you stumble. This will also cut down on any confusion or misunderstandings caused by you "acting different." Connecting with others who are going through the same thing can help by letting you know you are not alone and by providing you encouragement. Your support group can also help you be accountable for your use. This can even be an informal support group of friends that are also trying to cut back or quit using marijuana. If you aren't comfortable or simply don't have the time to go to an in-person support group, consider visiting an online forum or group with use goals similar to yours. If you are using marijuana to self-medicate and/or feel that your marijuana use is having a negative impact on your life, it might be a good idea to speak with a professional about what's going on. Some research suggests that just one session with a therapist has helped some people with their marijuana use.
A: Keep a journal. Tell people close to you. Join a support group. Seek professional help.

Q: A graduate degree takes 2 to 3 years to complete. Although the minimum requirement to work is 4-year degree, some employers may prefer hiring an ESL teacher with a graduate degree. Having this degree will not only increase your chances of being hired, but may also bump you up into a higher pay grade once employed. Select a program that is well-respected in the field of education or teacher training. As is the case with most graduate programs, the strength of a department lies in the teaching and research strengths of its faculty members. So, be sure to research departmental webpages to know who you will be working with. Most graduate programs require students to select a faculty adviser. If this is the case with the program you select, it is wise to contact those faculty members directly to see if they will work with you and support your candidacy. You will also want to mention which faculty members you would like to work with in your application essay. Certain courses, like basic methodology and literature review courses will be required. You should select the remaining courses that fulfill your degree requirements based on the faculty member overseeing the course and the topic of the course, as they pertain to your specialty. Graduate schools are great places to engage with other respected-faculty members and other students, which can help you find a job later on. While completing your coursework, take every opportunity to attend conferences, workshops and seminars. Depending on the size of and available funding in your department, you may be able to get money to attend conferences, workshops and seminars. A major component of completing your graduate degree is researching and writing your master's thesis. This document represents your contribution to ongoing scholarly debates in your area of expertise. Your adviser in the department should be able to help you identify a topic and find resources for writing your thesis. As you are nearing the end of your degree program, you will want to ask three faculty members, who know you and your work well, for letters of recommendation. These letters will be essential parts of your application for jobs down the line.
A: Know why you'd want a Master's Degree. Apply for a master's program. Complete your coursework. Network. Write your thesis. Acquire letters of recommendation.

Q: Screenplays have a particular format that requires tabbing and hitting Enter a lot if you are working in a word processing document. You can use software that does the formatting for you, such as Final Draft, Scrivener, and Move Magic. You will need to write the screenplay in the right format so it can be produced properly. There are several key formatting notes in a screenplay, including: The slugline: This appears in ALL CAPS at the beginning of each scene and explains the location and time of day. INT is used in the slugline if the scene is interior, or indoors, and EXT is used if the scene is exterior, or outdoors. For example: "INT. DINER - NIGHT" or "EXT. FIELD - DAY." Transitions: These show how the camera is moving from scene to scene. They appear in ALL CAPS. Common transitions include FADE IN, FADE OUT, CUT TO, and DISSOLVE TO. Character names: Your character names always appear in ALL CAPS in the screenplay. For example, "RON walks down the street" or "SARA shuts the bedroom door." You can find more detailed formatting information at Write a Screenplay. Think about films and movie characters you like as a viewer as inspiration for your movie. Use a childhood memory or an adult experience that you found interesting. Take a real life character and fictionalize them in your movie. Pick a particular time period, such as the 1970s, and create characters that would fit in that era. Use a historical event as inspiration for your movie. You can also take a historical setting and make it come alive in your movie. You can also write a movie based on a particular genre, such as romantic comedies, action movies, or horror flicks. A good screenplay will have a main character that is relatable to your audience. They can be a conventional good hero or heroine who saves the day. Or they can be a complicated, self-deprecating heroine who does not always do the right thing. Come up with a main character who is active and makes decisions, even if they are not always the best ones. For example, you may create a main character who is lonely and trying to find their true love at school. Or you may have a main character who works for a shady boss and wants to escape a life of crime. Get a better idea of the formatting of a screenplay, as well as how to write a successful movie, by reading screenplays that are well respected. You can find most complete Hollywood screenplays online. You may read: Pulp Fiction by Quentin Tarantino Thelma & Louise by Callie Khouri When Harry Met Sally by Nora Ephron Moonlight by Barry Jenkins
A: Learn the format of a screenplay. Brainstorm story ideas. Create a hero or heroine. Read examples of screenplays.

Q: You can get the code from the email Google sends to you or by logging into your account with Google. This new section of code tells browsers where to display the ads from Google. At first, you may see generic public announcements from Google. Once Google analyzes your content, usually within 24 hours, it will change the ads to content-specific ones.
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Locate the HTML code from Google. Post the AdSense code into your HTML code for your website. Check to make sure you can see Google ads on your website.