Showing posts with label college. Show all posts
Showing posts with label college. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Brief Update: Magic Writer

AstralWriter.com is still gathering steam. I'm currently decoding dreams on the website. Do you have a dream you want to share on the site?

I stopped writing on DomainNameMojo.com, although the traffic remains consistent. Domain traffic is popular among the noob world and with existing domainers.

I took on another project to cover the subplanes at Subplanes.com. For those who never heard of the the subplanes, they represent the foundation to the astral plane. The Astral Hell and the The Intellectual World are rather interesting subplanes.

EndofTheWorldMovies.com and MetaphysicalMovies.com are up and running. If you like end of the world movies and metaphysical movies, share your personal favorites on the two sites.  

I'm planning to complete a master plan for my screenwriting career. My screenwriting dream will take financial resources to make the dream plan a reality. I have confidence in my ability to make this dream possible.   
 
I'm looking to sell three old domains. I will give you 10% to find me leads interested in these three stellar domains. Travel agencies and new startup companies are the best prospects to acquire these domains. 

- AthensTouristGuide.com (6 years old)
- CaribbeanCruiseTickets.com (5 years old)
- WonderfulFlorida.com (almost 10 years old)

The two most popular jobs that are fun careers:

- Multimedia Artist
- 3D Animator

University of California, Santa Barbara is emerging as a film school destination. UCSB houses a new theater named after the Pollock family as well as a Michael Douglas Hall. UCSB thanks the famous stars for their continuous contribution and support.

I hope to autograph a few future movie posters to post in the film hall at UCSB and at De Anza College in Cupertino. You always remember your college roots. I also want to pay tribute to Solano College for building my film skills. 

I plan to write a story about our dog Gracie, a half Husky and Sheppherd mix. Gracie is a former rescue pet that is a smart and loving dog. We need immediate help since she is in major need of surgery. The recent veterinarian visit emptied our bank account.

It appears Gracie will require surgery to remove mass growths near her heart and paw. I'll prepare an article on Gracie's journey. I hope I can raise the money to pay for a surgery she desperately needs. Stay tuned for the Gracie narrative story.

Southern California life is tough. It is extremely expensive to live here. The traffic is always busy. Gas is nearly $4 a gallon. I'm in need of a reliable vehicle. My Acura Integra is a problem car which requires severely costly repairs, including a catalytic converter to repair an EVAP leak.

I connected the dots to H.G. Wells and his early novels, determining that he was probably a psychic. His past novels are too closely related to future events. Most of his novels are rather daunting since they accurately predict the future. Check out AstralWriter.blogspot.com to read the article.

Thanks for reading. I will keep you updated on future events.    



Saturday, July 25, 2009

Learning about the University of California, Santa Barbara

Attending a new college can be stressful, lonely, and frustrating. Before you dive into a new college, you must become familiar with the campus. Sit down, relax, and focus on what resources are most valuable in pursuing your academic journey. When I first attended the University of California, Santa Barbara, I struggled to find certain buildings, places to eat, the computer room, and offices.

As a student, you will need to where the following places are: Health Center, Financial Aid Office, University Center, Library, Parking Office, Police Station, Isla Vista, Bookstore, and the locations of your classes. Look on the university map - the one provided in orientation - to get familiar with the campus. You will never be fully comfortable until you take a trip to these landmarks.

Art, film, engineering, and communications, English, and other programs are located in different areas. Many of the film courses are offered near Ellison Hall, near Campbell Hall. Art classes are next to the Storke Tower - near the University Center. Engineering courses are next to the front adjacent entrance, on the outer edge and near the 217.

On the first day, UCSB's campus can be somewhat confusing. The campus is nestled in the hills and near the Pacific Ocean. If I'm not mistaken, UCSB is one of the very few colleges to have its own beach. During class breaks, some students go out for a job in the hills or surf on waves.

Many students that elect to live on campus ride bicycles. Be aware of your surroundings. Make sure to avoid getting run over. Cross the bicycle paths with extreme caution. I have seen quite a few bicycle accidents. A majority of these accident occur because riders are not courteous, are in a hurry, don't yield to others, and assume that others will stop for them.

The library is a tall building that is located near the center of the campus. Many sponsors tend to hold activities near the library. Look at your map; the library is located before Storke Tower. If you use a compass, the library is Southeast of the Storke Tower. Traveling north will take you to the Isla Vista. The library is in the opposite direction of Isla Vista.

In the library, you will find several stories of good literature. On the main floor, before entering the library, students use the 24 hour Study Room to work on homework, use their computers on the free Wi-Fi university network, and study for exams. Inside the library, on the opposite end, they have a room where you can view primary sources using a film reading machine. The main floor has computers, resource references, and a few information stations. The elevator will take you to the other floors, where you can find places to study and to screen sources.

Whenever you get lost, make sure to use the Storke Tower as an identifiable landmark.

The University Center located next to Storke Tower. Many students use the computers there. The Bookstore and the Travel Agency are also located in the University Center. There are many eateries - a few above and a few down below. On the lower floor, there is an arcade room that has some cool games. They have a Wendy's, Panda Express, and some other food locations. The Post Office is located down hallway. The University Center is a cool place to hang out, especially during class breaks.

The Isla Vista, coined the IV, has some good places to eat. I used to eat at a place called Freebirds. They made the biggest, and best burritos there. The place was so popular, past students sent photographs from all over the world to express their gratitude for the restaurant.

Down the street, West of Freebirds, there is a place that has Asian Food. The restaurant is called Little Asia. They have Chinese. Japanese. and Korean food. Try the Beef and Pork Bulgogi plates. The cost of the dishes is affordable. I haven't eaten there since I graduated in the Summer of 2007. I'm sure the restaurant hasn't raised their prices due to tough economic times.

Many UCSB instructors tend to use Readers in their courses. The Readers can be purchased at the University Center. If you can locate the course Reader there, then there is a small shop located behind Freebirds that sells them - near the police station.

Many students rent out rooms in the Isla Vista. I noticed that many students live like bums. In a few classes, I had to work on group projects. Some of those students kept their rooms so messy, I felt as if I were walking on trash at a dump site. Clothes, old fast food, and anything else you could imagine formed another layer on top of the carpet. I guess keeping a messy room is a college ritual next to being an alcoholic.

UCSB used to have the most insane Halloween celebrations in the country. As of late, I think West Hollywood took over their reign. I never been to one of the Halloween bashes there, but I heard that people would burn cars, get drunk, and just party like there was no tomorrow. It was similair to one of those end-of-the-world celebrations made popular in Hollywood films.

The Health Center is located next to the main entrance. Once you enter the main entrance, keep driving until you near the campus. On the right side, the Health Center sits alone on the outskirts, next to one of the pathway entrance to the IV.

The Financial Aid office is located near the front of the college. Look at the map, the FA will be next to the one of the main parking structures. When you walk out of the parking structure, take the elevator to the second floor. Billing is in the same building, but on the first floor. I never visited the Final Aid office that much because UCSB has one of the most effective systems in place. I never had any problems with receiving aid. They offered direct deposit, which was always accurate and arrived on time.

There is no enough time during orientation to locate all the landmarks. If you have time, make sure you visit the campus before class begins. Familiarize yourself with the campus. Never hesitate to ask another students. Most of them will take the time to help you locate your classroom. Just in case you're out of time, be sure to visit the classroom ahead of time. On my first day of class, I struggled to find Embaraderro Hall. The structure was located in the IV, acrosss the street from the Theater.

Lastly, the best instructors in the writing program are Roy Vallis and Michael Patraca. In the film program, Paul Poteges (teaches film & television screenwriting courses) and Janey Walker (teaches documentary film, trauma and memory, and film history) are awesome.

At first, my goal was to attend UCLA's Film Program. When I was rejected, I debated between UC Santa Cruz and UCSB. I enjoyed my junior and senior undergraduate years at UCSB. Even though I was a commuter, I had some cool friends at the college. After class, we used to walk down State Street and discuss our screenplays.

If you have any questions or concerns, the ucsb.edu website is very helpful. Make the best of your time in college because life travels fast. Good luck on your college experience.

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Student Loans

How are students able to make a living after graduation? With $160K worth of student loans, I find it impossible to generate what I spent in college alone. Considering that my dream is to become a film writer, the odds are against me.

Being held hostage to student loans
Right now, my student loans are holding me hostage to a lifelong debt. What do you do when you are unable to find employment opportunities?

I never expected to be in this current situation. Simply put; if I don't become successful, my life is over. There is no way I could ever afford to purchase a home. I can be positive and nice to people, but that will not change my current situation.

Is experience better than education?
My college degrees were not worth the time and effort. I learned more serving in the Air Force and freelance writing than I did throughout my academic career. I basically paid a fortune for an education that is doing nothing to make my life better. It's really hard not to be depressed about what life I should have and what it has now amounted to.

College, lack of employment, and student loans; the universal theme

Millions of students are currently in the same position. They owe a ton in student loans; they don't have any way to fit in future payments. I have 3 college degrees, strong writing and communication skills, and have accumulated a dozen years of customer service experience. I am a dependable, reliable, teamwork oriented, and an effective leadership.Instead of just stating that I'm a leader, I know what is expected of a leader.

Civilian versus Military Experience

My Air Force experience, working as a medical technician, has been outdated for the past decade. I was unable to utilize my medical skills because I failed the nursing test three times in a row because the computer examination was tricky and it never asked for any questions regarding what I studied, learned, and avoided covering hands-on content, with which I gained over a span of 4 years.


Civilian jobs tend to ignore what experience I gained in the service. I have been out of the service since January, 1998. I am no closer to making it in the film industry than I was when I decided to pursue the dream in 1994. Besides the military, college, and customer work experience, I haven't attracted any employment opportunities.

Student loans compromise dreams

Will I be able to accomplish the goals I set back in 1994? As hard as I try, luck is definitely not on my side. I know that film writing is a competitive field. I am also willing to take up on other writing gigs. I considered writing a book, maybe that will help to recoup the cost of my education. As I type as this very moment, 75% of my loans are generating more than 11% APR per year. Currently, I'm looking at $40,000 in interest alone.

The sad truth is that if I don't become successful, with being a writer, then it looks like I will never be able to make a home purchase and may die with a ton of debt and a lifetime of unhappiness. Imagine trying to pay $200K worth of loans. There will be no way I could purchase a home. I have written over 2 million words in the past two years alone. That still doesn't entice any employers to accept me as a writer anywhere.

While I tend to be a positive person, I'm also a realist. I know what is at stake and what it takes to make a living. The first step is to pay off the student loans. The only way I can do that is to be successful. I set myself up to fail. That seems to be the case.

Student loans and college translate into nightmares

Maybe my student loans are responsible for causing me to dream about never-ending examinations that I refuse to give up on. Dreaming about examination symbolizes unfulfilled dreams in the waking life. The instructor that times the test is suggesting that I have a time limit to accomplish my dreams. In addition to the examination dreams, overflowing toilets are also a recurring theme. Those two symbols are signs that I am struggling to the point where I am lost for answers, but want to continue on course.

Anyways, I know that I'm alone. There are millions of students that are unhappy about their current situation. Because of student loans, I have a ton of pressure in accomplishing my dreams sooner than later. I pray for each and every student and worker that is struggling to make a living. This is the worst time to be having financial struggles and unresolved goals.
Instead of preparing me for the future, college has set me back - student loans.
I served in the Air Force, used my GI Bill for college - when it wasn't worth nothing - and now have to figure out how to survive. I sometimes feel that I wasted my time going to college. A majority of my old friends have good jobs, homes, a savings, and experience. All I have is outdated Air Force medical experience, a decade worth of customer service experience, and three worthless college degrees sitting on the shelf.

City employment bust
The last real opportunity that I had was when the City of San Francisco considered hiring me as an eligibility worker. Before I scored a high examination score - earned a rank 1 - I was originally denied to take the test. I had to wait a year from the moment they denied me to the time I took the test. The city sent job postings; they told me to apply for a few dozen positions. Every time that I applied, they denied me. Because of the economy, the city blocked all hiring. Even though I scored a high score on the test, had college degrees, and experience, the city never invited me for an interview. I made it past the screening and testing process, but was rejected from taking part in the interview phase. Essentially, I don't have what anyone wants.

Equity told me that I wasn't the right fit - so it didn't benefit me one bit

When I applied to be an sales associate for Equity, they questioned why I wanted to work there because I didn't fit the description for the position. The interviewer told me that I was overqualified for position. How is that possible? I was eager to take the position. Since I have lived in their units for the past 3 years, I know a lot about their company. The interviewer suggested that I look for management positions, but none were available to apply for there or anywhere else. Besides, you need management experience to obtain such positions.

Don't judge - be supportive

The next time around - if you're one of those people that judge another for refusing to attend college - know that independent students have it really tough with paying for their education. Allow a person to make their own decisions. The only thing I can do is to remain positive, be patient, and keep trying, otherwise I will lose my mind.

Monday, July 13, 2009

The Most Complex Part of Academic Writing: The Introduction

Academic writing places a great deal of strain on brain. A student that attempts to cold write is to sure to experience problems with the introduction. The next time you're assigned an essay, make an attempt to write the introduction without doing any research on the topic. You will quickly feel the pressure in trying to write the introduction.

What does it take to write a good introduction? It would be best to read about the topic, which will help you to gain a clear understanding about the content. This will condition your mind to get into a good writing rhythm. Reading an article or a book that is similar to what you need to write about. The body of an essay depends on the introduction.

Take for instance; a builder is unable to construct a building without the architecture blueprint. Imagine the struggle of designing a grand building without knowing what it is supposed to look like. The same concept applies to film writing. Skipping the setup will make writing the development and the resolution a disaster. The resolution, especially, is dependent on the setup. Without establishing the characters and the plot, the story will not move forward.

Writing introductions in academic writing follows the same format as anything that requires construction. Just a brief recap of what needs to be done to perfect a quality introduction; read content, know your thesis statement, decide what you plan to cover, give a glimpse of what is to be discussed in the body, and hook the reader.

Writing an introduction takes planning. Learn about the content through reading, making an outline and with studiying professional prefaces and introductions to books. Compare the introduction to the opening (setup) of a movie, beginning stage of human development, and the Opening the introduction with a question or possibly a statement will keep the reader interested in the essay.

Take the introduction seriously because writing a good one will help you produce a strong body and conclusion. Make sure the introduction is consistent with the body and the conclusion. Develop an outline so it excites the reader into wanting to continue on with your essay. Learning to write quality introduction is sure to improve your ability to write great papers.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Why should you be open minded about applying to college

Five years ago, I applied to four colleges: UCLA, UCSB, UC Berkeley, and UCSC. At that very moment, I wanted to attend UCLA more than any other college. UCLA's Film School was a dream like Stansford was for Sean in the Orange Couty film.

When it comes to college, you have take a chance in life. I was only accepted to UCSB and UCSC. UCLA was eliminated from the list. Should I have waited another year for UCLA or would it be wise to take a chance on one of the two colleges that accepted me? Time was not on my side. I wanted to finish school and go after a possible film career.

I already gave up on an Air Force career as a medical technician. Before joining the military, my main goal has always been the same - I wanted a career in Hollywood. Though, I wanted to be an actor, I compromised to be a writer, which I enjoyed and believed was more inspiring than acting.

Maybe I will have a chance to be an actor one day. Dreams never go as planned, but if you stick to them, anything is possible. I figured out that all my struggles helped me to become a better writer.

Think about it; the best stories have a ton of conflict, making the characters fight for what they want out of life. UC Santa Barbara would help me to take one step closer to starting a carrer in the film industry.

When I was accepted to two California universities, I had to make a pro and cons list. I already lived within 40 miles of UC Santa Cruz. I would be a part of the Digital Film & Media Program. At UC Santa Barbara, I was accepted in the Dramatic Arts Program. What decision was the best? I had to still consider what my fiance wanted as well.

After carefully analyzing the two colleges, I finally decided that I would attend UC Santa Barbara. We agreed that Southern California would be a part of our lives. I would also be closer to Hollywood, which I could take advantage of and possibly seek writing opportunities there.

I called the Film adviser at UC Santa Barbara and switched my major to Film Studies. The program was well rounded and covered the theory of film, television, and media. UCLA was always the first and only college that I wanted to transfer to, but I knew that if I waited for it, I risked not graduating altogether.

Five years after my decision, I graduated from UC Santa Barbara's Film & Media Program with a BA Degree. The college was near the beach, making the experience more awesome. I used to walk down State Street after night classes, the most famous street in Santa Barbara. Santa Barbara is one of those cities where you can relax and write. It's a writer's community.

I don't regret my decision to attend UC Santa Barbara. UCLA will always be one of those colleges that I wanted to attend. Maybe I can write a story about what it would have been like to attend UCLA.

Some students complain about their UCLA college experience while I would have enjoyed it no matter what obstacles were presented in front of me. Essentially, UCSB was a good college decision that will one day pay off, hopefully more sooner than later.

Be open minded about your college decison. You never know what valuable experiences that you will gain

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

The Psychology of Writing

With anything in life, the more you practice, the better to become at it. I learned to expand my writing skills through mental conditioning. For the past 15 years, I wanted to write films in Hollywood. I am aware that you have to make sacrifices to accomplish goals. However long it takes to accomplish a goal, you have to be positive.

As a freelance writer, I learned about what it takes to become a great writer. Life experiences, practical skills, and mental conditioning helped me to move closer to my ultimate goal. The psychology of writing will help you discover what internal processes keep you from writing academic papers, evaluations, professional projects, and anything else that requires writing skills.

At one time, I disliked academic writing. The only time I enjoyed writing is when I wrote screenplays and creative writing pieces. While in film school, I remembered struggling on a critical essay for an advanced film analysis class - half of the people failed the course. The teacher was very stern. Each week I visited her office and asked her how she would write the paper. I was tired of getting F's on the papers. She gave me advice, which I used to write the next paper. There were five total papers that confronted the plot devices in films. Students were struggling to the point where they were unable to sleep.

After all the hard work I put in that class, I got a D. That was the worst grade that I have ever earned. It was enough to pass the course, which the Film Department considered to be a boot camp. After that moment, I would have never thought that I would be writing academic and professional papers for many diverse students. I managed to learn what it takes to become a good writer through developing writing techniques and training my mind to enjoy it. I helped many students earn A's on a variety of papers. There is a reason for every event. The process of writing requires psychological conditioning.

Many people lose focus because of negative psychological thinking. They tend to think that life never goes as planned and they will never be able to accomplish any goals. Never use failures as an excuse to accomplish your goals. Identify your failures as a way to improve your weaknesses.

Always stick to a positive frame of thinking. Many people find writing to be a challenging process. Think of writing as brain enrichment. Researchers suggest that when people expose themselves to a positive environment, their brain can grow. Poor psychosocial conditions are what essentially cause people to develop mental disorders. In simple terms, a person that allows society to influence their way of living is giving into the social influences, which in result causes psychological problems.

How can you become a better writer? Should you read books on how to write? Would it be wise to major in writing? Some people suggest that a person needs talent to be a writer. You want to know what it takes to become a good writer?

Tell yourself that you want to be a good writer. Don't only visualize yourself writing, take the time to actually write. Schedule the activities that you enjoy most. This way, you get into a rhythm of meeting deadlines. Writing is not like a job. Continue to tell yourself that and don't lose focus on your main goal. Because if you want to complete an essay or a 20 page research paper, try to take on the assignment over a period of time and avoid doing it the night before.

At first writing will seem like a job. Maybe even an unbearable act of torture. Respect writing for what it really signifies - your way of communicating to a specific audience. Compare your current writing to some sample from the past. As you begin to write in volume, your mind is able to process information more efficiently.

Sometime you're amazed at how fast your brain processes words. When you write, you question how your mind is able to prepare the next word. Your subconscious senses process content at a rate that exceeds 11 million words per minute. A conscious mind is able to listen at a rate of 850 words per minute. On the opposing side, an average speaker can deliver 150 words a minute. People assume that communicating is a process that requires more speaking than listening.

Listening is one of the best ways to improve your writing skills. Why do people mentally struggle to write? There are many that hate writing because they refuse to listen. Have you ever sat at your computer and just stared in space? You glance at the clock and notice that you have 5 hours before class starts. You have no clue about what you're going to write. Your stress level is off the charts. The only thing you're thinking about is what excuses you will make to your instructor. If you listened in class the writing process would be much more efficient.

Writing is more of a psychology issue than anything else. Try to read content that relates to assignment. This will increase your interest level, which will allow you to write more effectively without losing focus. Time management and communication skills are two of the most useful processes that allow a person to avoid psychological hang-ups that influence the writing process.

Bookstores have many books on writing. You can pay a person to write your papers. Are you really learning? If you don't want to work as a writer, then you can pay a writer to produce your work. In this day and age, people can pay another person to do all of their work and earn a degree in the process.

When that person is recruited or hired to perform a job, they struggle with the basic components of the position. Because they elected to avoid writing their own papers, they managed to miss important information regarding their career field.

Writing books are interesting to read. There is some valuable content that is sure to help a person write. No one book, person, entities can push you to write except your mind.

As time goes on, I will share what helps me to write. I have written many papers. In the past year, I have written more academic and professional papers than a dozen people would do in a lifetime. I always find the revision process the best strategy in improving the quality of writing.

When most people write, they tend to overwrite. They use excessive quotes to can add more content to the paper. Why do instructors want students to quote? Quoting allows a student to analyze multiple sources to make a point, or possibly support their thesis.

Next time around - when you have to write - tell your mind that you want to write because you enjoy the process. Try to avoid distractions. If you have to, visit the nearby coffee shop. Purchase your favorite drink, sit down, and focus. Think about what makes you excited to so things you enjoy most.

I would suggest buying one of those Gold Fibre project-planning books at Walmart. Organize your thoughts, prepare outlines, and take notes. Essentially, these practices will help you to defeat the psychological setbacks that stall the writing process. The reason that I suggest a quality project planner is because if you try to always use your computer, you will excuses or distractions that will take you away from writing. When you write in a planner, you improve your internal processing.

Remember: the more you write, the more efficient the process becomes. Mentally conditioning your mind will help you become a better writer. Any person can improve their writing skills. Keep positive, stay focused, and write with positive energy.

Monday, June 8, 2009

How to write an academic essay

Many students struggle with writing academic essays. They would rather wait until the night before the deadline to begin working on their essays. Why is writing such an obstacle? Students find writing to be boring, they lack confidence in their writing abilities, they would rather have fun, don't have time, taking too many courses, and just hate writing altogether. This essay will demonstrate how to write a good academic essay.

Is it worth adding more stress to an already overworked brain? Students that rush to produce an essay - before the deadline - are unbearable and impossible to deal with. As a freelance writer, I have produced hundreds of essays for many diverse clients. Essentially, writing an academic essay requires time management, discipline, organization, interest, and respect. Why is respect a part of the requirement? When a student waits to complete an essay, they don't value their education. Writing academic essays is not as complex as it seems. What should you do to make the process more efficient without feeling overwhelmed?

During the beginning of a quarter or semester, an instructor assigns an essay. They give students plenty of time to complete it. Students tend to delay the writing process. They even go great lengths to pay a fortune for another writer to complete the essay. Why do students procrastinate on preparing essays? Students fear they lack the writing skills to be successful. They worry about whether some will criticize their work. There is nothing wrong with criticism. Many people are criticized more times than they could remember. Use criticism as a way to learn. Find out what mistakes you made; work hard to revise the work.

Revising work is the best strategy to improving your writing abilities. There is no such thing as a perfect writer. Even the most prestigious writers experience obstacles with the writing process. Students shouldn't try so hard to write. Let the writing come naturally. Don't use confusing terminology that doesn't fit the subject matter. Words such as "implement" and "coercion" are common in politics. Whenever Congress, state legislatures, and city council pass a new policy, they require respective entities to implement the policy. Essentially, implement is also known as to put something into action. A writer wouldn't use implement in an art paper. The artist used his brush to implement a new coercive painting style. A couple wouldn't fight and suggest they need to implement better communication because they are tired of coercing. Coercion and the other uses of the word communicate force. The government considers coercion as the last plan of action.

Are you eager to write your academic essay? The most challenging part of an essay is the introduction. If you can't make it past the introduction, then your paper is not going to reach a final completion. The introduction outlines the body of the paper. You have to mention the points that you plan to discuss. You can open the introduction with a question or use a catchy phrase. Hook the audience; make them want to read your essay. A sample opening for an essay is one that refer to the No Child Left Behind Act of 2002.

Your goal is to prove that the education policy was the reason that education is worse off than it was before. The first sentence: President Bush took a hold of the education system with the same poor decision making as he displayed with the Iraq War. The audience will want to read more. Why would Bush ruin the education system? Wasn't he a great president that utilized effective decision making to adopt bipartisanship? A majority of Americans blamed President Bush for the economy, education, healthcare, the Iraq War, terrorism, and for every other problem they could think of.

The best piece of advice one can give a student that dislikes writing is to read familiar content beforehand. This will help a student understand the subject matter. Prepare an outline and an annotated bibliography. These processes will allow you to write more efficiently. Before you leave the introduction, make sure you include a good thesis. You don't always have to mention that this paper will demonstrate how the No Child Left Behind Act of 2002 ruined the education system. Make a clear point regarding the education policy. The No Child Left Behind Act of 2002 compromised multicultural students in urban cities due to the lack of poor federal government funding. Make a statement that is clear and concise. Think of the thesis like the plot of a movie.

The body of the paper will depend on thesis statement. What are you trying to prove in the course of your essay? Using an outline helps to keep the paper organized and on topic. Make sure you use transition paragraphs. Open the sentence with what you plan to discuss in the paragraph. The sentence opens up with minority test scores. Mention the scores and how they are different now than before. Make some valid point as to why you think they score low. Some suggest that teachers tend to ignore some minority students because they have attitude problems. Teachers don't understand the source of the problem. Maybe the subject matter is unable to retain their focus. You have the freedom to write any regarding the topic. Once you close the paragraph, use a transition section to move forward to the next point. Think of it as a conversation. You're not going to talk about buying a car and then jump right into something completely off topic without first warning the receiver. the same method applies to the audience.

An audience is an important part of the writing process. If the audience is an average person, you would avoid the use of complex words. Writing for a government teacher would require political terminology. Keep in mind who your audience is and what words you want to use in the course of the paper. Write the words down on a sheet of paper. Think about how many times you want to use them. This process is like adding some spices or seasoning to a meal. How much Tabasco do you think is enough to make the eggs taste good? Writing the body to an essay is rather quick. Essays are considered short pieces of work that expand the focus, takes sides, opposes, compares, contrast, or is informational. Make sure to cite everything. try to limit the use of direct quoting; paraphrase the author's point. The last step is the conclusion.

In the conclusion, provide a brief recap about the essay. Discuss what was talked about throughout the course of the essay. The best way to start off the conclusion is to restate the thesis. Once that is done, move forward with summarizing the main points in the paper. The conclusion is like the ending to a movie. After the climax of a film, the writer mentions content that was taken from the beginning - the setup. Writing an essay uses the same type of format. There is a beginning, middle, and end. Hopefully this essay helped you reduce your fear of writing. Have fun with the writing process. Writing can be rewarding when you receive a good grade or a compliment.

Whenever I write academic papers, I always enjoy the customer feedback – regarding the quality of my work. Be confident about writing. Don't worry about being too perfect. Just let the words flow like a conversation. Good luck on producing your essay.