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Thursday, 8 September 2022

Tackling Structural Ableism in Church

Title Tackling Structural ableism in church is on an off white back ground with a stick man figure in a wheelchair breaking chains but sitting infront some black steps

Accessibility is one thing that HAS made movement in the Rights for disabled people but not necessarily in the way you would think.

Monday, 10 November 2014

Common Bad Habits Children Develop When Learning: Why They Happen and How to Help

A bright orange thumbnail with the title “Common Bad Habits Children Develop When Learning: Why They Happen and How to Help.” In the centre, a child’s hand writes cramped words in a notebook with a red pencil. Around the notebook are alphabet blocks, backwards letters, question marks, and crumpled paper, symbolising common learning challenges such as guessing words, skipping spaces, and messy handwriting.


Originally written in November 2014 as 'Bad habits that children do when teaching' — Updated for clarity and reflection in 2026.

Many parents ask “Why children guess words, skip spaces, and struggle with handwriting?” After years of teaching in schools, private tutoring, and home educating, I have seen the same learning habits appear again and again. These patterns show up in every environment, from structured classrooms to relaxed home ed settings. They are normal, predictable, and fixable with the right support.

This guide explores the most common habits children develop when learning, why they happen, and how to help at home.