#disabledstudyblrnetwork

This is the official blog of the Disabled Studyblr Network. This blog will follow all the members of the network, and reblog posts made by members that are tagged #disabledstudyblrnetwork. Members of the network must be following this account and reblog this post.

Reminders:

You must have a studyblr of some kind to join. Side blogs are okay, but if you’re following from a blog other than your studyblr please let me know (either when you reblog this post or through a private message). 

You do not need to blog about disability to be included.

Gatekeeping is not allowed. If you consider yourself to be disabled, you are disabled enough to be in the network. Examples of disabilities include, but are not limited to, physical disabilities, mental and chronic illnesses, developmental disorders, learning disabilities, and other neurodivergencies, and intellectual disabilities. 

If you’d like to be in the network, submit an introduction post to this blog. You can include your URL and name, age, location, interests, disability, or any other information you might want to include. Just keep in mind that it will be posted directly onto the blog. 

All studyblr posts made by members of the network that are tagged #disabledstudyblrnetwork will be reblogged by this blog so that other people and members can see them. Posts about disability will also be reblogged here. 

All photos on this blog will have image descriptions. It would be very much appreciated if, as much as possible, people could write their own image descriptions before tagging the network, to limit the amount of work I have to do. If you’d like to learn what image descriptions are and why they’re so important, you can find information about that here and here.

[Image description -  A bullet journal is in front of a silver laptop. The bullet journel is opened to a 2 page section that has a thin grey fabric bookmark laid across it. There is a hand drawn banner at the top that reads HTML and CSS Stuff Part Two. There are four sections with different labeled banners, CSS Positioning, Properties, Attributes, and Tags respectively. There are notes under each section. There is a fifth section that spans the whole bottom of the page, and about half is filled. End image description.]

More HTML Notes! I’m finally loading my queue and getting things ready! 

[Image description: There is a bullet journal with a black pen from Montana Grill sitting on the top right corner. The top of the page has a drawing of the box model (how HTML renders(?) pictures). There are 4 sections underneath it. The first section reads “Margin:(value:) with notes on margin underneath. The second section is labeled “Padding”, nd has notes on padding in HTML. The third section is the bottom left of the page, and it is on Floats. The code for that and values are written underneath. To the right of that is notes on clearing. There is a note on the default positioning in HTML to the right of those two sections. End image description.]

[Image description: There are three items in the picture, the first is a bullet journal, the second is a blue pencil pouch, and the third is a laptop opened to Tumblr. The bullet journal is the closest to the camera. The pencil pouch barley overlaps the top left corner of the journal. Both items are sitting on top of the laptop keyboard. The bullet journal is opened to a 2 pages titled “HTML and CSS Stuff Part 3 - w3schools.com” in a banner. (The page is actually 2 journal pages made into 1 big one.) There are four sections, all are the same size. The bottom has a rectangular page that spans both pages. End Image Description.]

I may have already posted this page, but ya’ll haven’t seen my favorite pencil pouch ever! Its a good size, I got it at a camp I went to this summer. As always, haha, Tumblr is opened on my laptop. I’m currently trying to get through W3 Schools HTML course, which is good, it covers things Codeacademy doesn’t, but the review is slightly tedious, and I may need a new setup for the notes i”m taking. 

[Image Description: There is a  piece of paper with a lot of text on it. There is a heading to the reight side that reads the election of 1992, with a section underneath that reads William Jefferson Clinton. The rests of the headings are not visible.]

Changing from coding to APUSH! Part 3 of the summer assignment I had to do. I have to read Conservative Resurgence for a summer assignment. It’s making for some interesting reading. The teacher made it optional but I’m doing it anyways, if only to prepare properly.

[Image Description: There is a white binder sitting on a silver laptop. The laptop has the Tumblr queue opened in Chrome. The laptop’s keyboard is backlit. The binder has  lined piece of paper in the transparent cover that reads “Advanced Placement United States History in red, white, blue and Black. End image description.]