The A to Z of Google Accessibility | AbilityNet
The A to Z of Google Accessibility | AbilityNet
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The A to Z of Google Accessibility | AbilityNet
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how to behave around blind people
pinewitch: 1. Don’t stare. You would be surprised at the amount of people that stare at a blind person and their family members when they are just out in public, shopping or something. 2. Different blind individuals may need different… Read morehow to behave around blind people
how to behave around blind people
pinewitch: 1. Don’t stare. You would be surprised at the amount of people that stare at a blind person and their family members when they are just out in public, shopping or something. 2. Different blind individuals may need different… Read morehow to behave around blind people
theunnovelist: Ability is what you’re capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Lou Holtz TWITTER I FACEBOOK I GOOGLEPlus I PINTEREST I WEBSITE “Keep working. If you succeed, keep working. If you fail, keep working. If you’re interested, keep… Read more
theunnovelist: Ability is what you’re capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Lou Holtz TWITTER I FACEBOOK I GOOGLEPlus I PINTEREST I WEBSITE “Keep working. If you succeed, keep working. If you fail, keep working. If you’re interested, keep… Read more
Write About
writeaboutnowblr: Write about a character with the ability to influence other people’s emotions.
Write About
writeaboutnowblr: Write about a character with the ability to influence other people’s emotions.
ancwritingresources: Resource: Writing a Character with Magical Powers So you want to write a magical character, but you can’t decide on a power, or you’re not sure of the “laws of magic” and how they apply to your specific story…. Read more
ancwritingresources: Resource: Writing a Character with Magical Powers So you want to write a magical character, but you can’t decide on a power, or you’re not sure of the “laws of magic” and how they apply to your specific story…. Read more
creativichee: If your character has a trait you consider one of their key features and it is never challenged in anyway, that trait will probably have about as much impact as their “tiny mole on their left buttcheek” trait. For that… Read more
creativichee: If your character has a trait you consider one of their key features and it is never challenged in anyway, that trait will probably have about as much impact as their “tiny mole on their left buttcheek” trait. For that… Read more
I have a character who is REALLY negative about taking their meds, like, makes a point of saying how much they hate them and they think medication is for weak willed people and they refuse to take them, but that’s just the character and I really don’t want other people to think that medication is a bad thing/they should go off their meds because I know personally how much they CAN help. I also don’t want to just ham fist in there “btw take your meds bcuz this character is wrong” or anything. ??
writingwithneurodiversity: If you were promoting those things by showing them in a positive light, then that obviously wouldn’t be a good thing. By making it a negative thing, there’s a much lower risk of people thinking it’s a good idea… Read moreI have a character who is REALLY negative about taking their meds, like, makes a point of saying how much they hate them and they think medication is for weak willed people and they refuse to take them, but that’s just the character and I really don’t want other people to think that medication is a bad thing/they should go off their meds because I know personally how much they CAN help. I also don’t want to just ham fist in there “btw take your meds bcuz this character is wrong” or anything. ??
I have a character who is REALLY negative about taking their meds, like, makes a point of saying how much they hate them and they think medication is for weak willed people and they refuse to take them, but that’s just the character and I really don’t want other people to think that medication is a bad thing/they should go off their meds because I know personally how much they CAN help. I also don’t want to just ham fist in there “btw take your meds bcuz this character is wrong” or anything. ??
writingwithneurodiversity: If you were promoting those things by showing them in a positive light, then that obviously wouldn’t be a good thing. By making it a negative thing, there’s a much lower risk of people thinking it’s a good idea… Read moreI have a character who is REALLY negative about taking their meds, like, makes a point of saying how much they hate them and they think medication is for weak willed people and they refuse to take them, but that’s just the character and I really don’t want other people to think that medication is a bad thing/they should go off their meds because I know personally how much they CAN help. I also don’t want to just ham fist in there “btw take your meds bcuz this character is wrong” or anything. ??