Dyslexia Flow Hub
Clarity. Patterns. Everyday life.
Index Learners Parents Educators Workplace Research
Real-life dyslexia use cases · Learners · Parents · Teachers

Dyslexia Flow Maps for busy brains

A mobile-first hub that turns everyday dyslexia questions into short, linked cards you can skim, search, and share. Each topic ends with a tiny video playlist so you can go deeper when you have time.

Searchable topic index Audience filters (learner · parent · educator) Video library links for every page
Open topic index 15+ starter flows Jump to Learner view
Designed to be read on a phone, one card at a time. No infinite scroll — just focused tiles.

Interactive index

Search, filter, and sort dyslexia topics. Open any card to see its full flow.

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Start here Learner view
What dyslexia is (and is not)
Plain-language explanation you can show to a student, including what the brain actually does, and what it does not mean about intelligence.
Learners Open flow ↗
Parents First 90 days
I think my child has dyslexia
Early signs, how to document patterns, how to speak with teachers, and what assessment options usually look like in schools and privately.
Parents & caregivers Open flow ↗
Classroom Teacher toolkit
Low-friction classroom supports
High-impact strategies a teacher can layer into existing lessons without rewriting the whole curriculum.
Teachers Open flow ↗
Work Adults with dyslexia
Dyslexia at work
Mapping strengths, choosing tools, and navigating disclosure and accommodations in the workplace.
Workplace Open flow ↗
Evidence Research view
Evidence-based reading approaches
A gentle map of major ideas in the research (like structured literacy) and how they connect to everyday practice.
Educators & curious parents Open flow ↗
Study skills Quick wins
Homework without the spiral
How to break assignments into visible, timed chunks so they feel startable instead of impossible.
Learners Jump to section ↗
School meetings Scripts & questions
Preparing for an IEP / 504 meeting
A simple agenda, sample language, and a note-capture template you can adapt for your school.
Parents & caregivers Jump to section ↗
Tools Tech layer
Text-to-speech & audio in class
When and how to use audio support so it helps with access without replacing real reading practice.
Teachers Jump to section ↗
Apps Workday
Apps that actually lower friction
A short list of tools people with dyslexia often find helpful for email, notes, and planning.
Workplace Jump to section ↗
Identity Self-image
“I’m not lazy, my brain is wired differently”
Language for talking about dyslexia in a strengths-based way, for yourself and with friends.
Learners Jump to section ↗
Family Siblings
Helping siblings understand
Ways to explain dyslexia to brothers and sisters without creating “the smart one vs the struggling one.”
Parents & caregivers Jump to section ↗
Culture Social media lens
How dyslexia is talked about online
A look at common narratives on social media, what helps, and what quietly hurts students.
Educators & adults Jump to section ↗