The Dyslexia Guide Built by Someone Who’s Lived It

A low-stress, no-jargon starting point—created by a dyslexic teacher and parent.

🧭 Action steps

🎯 Tools that work

❤️ Built from lived experience

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Cover image of an educational guide titled "Unscrambling Dyslexia" by Tim Clue, with illustrations of diverse children holding hands above the title, plus preview pages on technology-based learning and eye tracking.

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What you will Get in this Guide

Diagnosis: Cost, Delay & First Steps
What to ask. Where to go. How to start—especially if money’s tight.
Fun Activities (No Worksheets Here)
Audiobooks, bookstore days, captioned shows, voice-to-text stories, AI chats (!), and more..
Real Talk on Reading Programs
Orton-Gillingham? Wilson? Easyread? I explain what helped—and what didn’t.
Eye Therapy
What saccadic tracking is, who to ask, and how it supports early readers.
Tech Tools & Support Links
From decodingdyslexia.net to apps like VoiceDream, Libby, and BeeLine Reader.
Personal Insights
On being a dyslexic kid. A dyslexic adult. A dyslexic dad. And the quiet superpowers we

About the Author

Tim Clue — The Unlikely Teacher
🎤 Speaker | 👨‍🏫 Educator | 🧠 Dyslexic Thinker | 👨‍👧 Dad

This guide is one of many ways Tim helps families and educators build connection and confidence—without the stress.

“I made the thing I wish someone had handed me the moment I realized my kid might be struggling like I once did.”

As a dyslexic kid turned teacher, and now a dad to a neurodiverse learner, I wanted a tool that helped people feel less alone, less lost, and more empowered to start.

This isn’t a sales pitch or a silver bullet. It’s a flashlight and a map.