Jemima Hutton's guest appearances

Jemima Hutton

Podcasts – Dear Dyslexic

Paul Russell

Jack Churchill

Catherine Deveny

Andrew Eddy

Alison Edgar

Jackie French

Dan Graham

Christian Boer

Gili Inbar

Dr Judith Hudson

Nicole Dominique Le

Brian Hagan

Rosalie Martin

Christine MacJouvelet

Jacquline Caskey

OwlTail

Jemima Hutton 2019 Dear Dyslexic Foundation Leadership Award Recipient Jemima is a diagnosed dyslexic student who is currently studying Provisional Entry Medicine at the University of the Queensland. She has been assessed as being in the lowest 2% for reading with her eyes, however, she received an ATAR of 99.3 for her secondary school studies including two perfect scores. Jemima was Dux of her school and also ironically received the English Prize for being the top student even though she only ever read the books with her ears, using assistive technology at 3 times normal speed. After taking a gap year, Jemima started her own company called Dyslexia Demystified to support and empower young people with dyslexia. She has presented keynotes to students, teachers and parents at more than 40 different schools around Victoria and Queensland and made her international debut in Japan at the Asia Pacific Dyslexia Festival in 2018. In order to reach more young people like herself and build an online community of proud dyslexics, Jemima started a YouTube Channel, which she hopes will grow to be the largest online support platform for dyslexic young people. Shae hope's you enjoy this podcast with Jemima an inspiration for all young people.

Jemima Hutton 2019 Dear Dyslexic Foundation Leadership Award Recipient Jemima is a diagnosed dyslexic student who is currently studying Provisional Entry Medicine at the University of the Queensland. She has been assessed as being in the lowest 2% for reading with her eyes, however, she received an ATAR of 99.3 for her secondary school studies including two perfect scores. Jemima was Dux of her school and also ironically received the English Prize for being the top student even though she only ever read the books with her ears, using assistive technology at 3 times normal speed. After taking a gap year, Jemima started her own company called <a href="http://www.dyslexiademystified.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dyslexia </a>Demystified to support and empower young people with dyslexia. She has presented keynotes to students, teachers and parents at more than 40 different schools around Victoria and Queensland and made her international debut in Japan at the Asia Pacific Dyslexia Festival in 2018. In order to reach more young people like herself and build an online community of proud dyslexics, Jemima started a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOoEoY2NfvURCASB8-vTr2A?view_as=subscriber+" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube Channel</a>, which she hopes will grow to be the largest online support platform for dyslexic young people. Shae hope's you enjoy this podcast with Jemima an inspiration for all young people.

Episode 23 with Young Entrepreneur Jemima Hutton