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Unleash Literacy
At-home structured literacy for dyslexic and struggling readers, with speech recognition.
Dyslexic learners need explicit, cumulative teaching of how sounds map to letters, lots of practice reading aloud with correction, and spelling from dictation. These are the options built for that, from self-running apps to tutor programs.
Look for spelling from dictation and mastery checks. Most dyslexic children can recognise a pattern long before they can spell it.
Checked October 2026 · 12 options
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Ours Unleash Literacy runs this site
At-home structured literacy for dyslexic and struggling readers, with speech recognition.
Orton-Gillingham-based reading software for home, in a version for ages 4–9 and one for 10 to adult.
One live 45-minute Orton-Gillingham therapy session a week online, plus daily practice games.
High-frequency 1:1 Orton-Gillingham tutoring on Zoom with a published sequence to Latin and Greek roots.
Live 1:1 online tutoring in Phonics First, an accredited Orton-Gillingham program, from K to adult.
Online dyslexia tutoring using Wilson, Barton and other structured programs, with published prices.
Online-only Barton Reading & Spelling tutoring with Barton-certified tutors, at least twice a week.
Parent-led online structured literacy lessons with daily practice games and a therapist on call.
Dyslexia-focused self-paced games from phonics through word parts.
Scottish Rite's Orton-Gillingham dyslexia curriculum, delivered online by certified academic language therapists.
Speech-pathologist-designed synthetic phonics software with mastery-gated sets and spelling.
A free 32-level structured literacy video course from Ireland's national dyslexia charity.
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