The Dyslexia.ai Blog
Practical help, grounded in evidence.
Written for the people doing the work — parents at the kitchen table, teachers at the whiteboard, and adults who were never given the tools they needed.
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For parents
How to Use AI to Help Your Child with Reading Comprehension
Discover practical, stress-free ways to use AI tools at home to build your child's vocabulary, background knowledge, and reading confidence.
For parents
Can AI Actually Help My Child with Reading Comprehension?
A calm, practical guide for parents looking to use technology safely to support reading at home.
For parents
Is Your Child Missing School Due to Reading Anxiety?
A gentle, practical guide for parents when reading struggles lead to school avoidance.
For educators
How to Use the Inclusive Mainstream Fund: A Guide for Leaders
A practical roadmap for school leaders to invest new funding directly into evidence-based literacy tools and team training.
For parents
The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act: What the New Rules Mean for Your Dyslexic Child
A calm, plain-English guide to the 2026 legislation and how it changes support for neurodivergent pupils.
For parents
Supporting a Dyslexic Teenager Struggling with School Attendance
A calm, practical guide for parents navigating school refusal and dyslexia-related anxiety.
For parents
Can AI Actually Help My Child Learn to Read? An Honest Look
We look at what the science says about using AI as a reading coach, where it helps, and where it falls short.
For parents
Why Even the Best Teachers Struggle to Help Struggling Readers Alone
Your child's teacher isn't ignoring them. School systems are stretched to the limit, but you can build a team to help your child thrive.
For educators
I Wasn't Taught How to Teach Reading: What to Do Next
A supportive guide for teachers who feel let down by their initial training, with practical steps to master structured literacy.
Technology & accessibility
Introducing Lexy: The Ultimate Learning App for Neurodivergent Minds
Tailored lessons, phonics tracking and progress reporting — for families, educators and specialists.
For educators
AI for Dyslexia: How Lexy Supports Learning in 2025
Evidence-based strategies for supporting dyslexic students — phonics, multi-sensory learning, and building the support network around them.
Reading help that actually adapts
Lexy is free to start. No ads, no data sales — it's a children's app.