Signs That Your Child Has A High IQ
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- A gifted child with high intellectual capacity has different characteristics than an average child, they sometimes don't behave and act accordingly with their age and they can have advanced thinking and reasoning abilities which cause them to feel out of sync with their same-age peers. How can we determine whether a child has high intellectual capacity? Experts say that there are many kinds of tests that can measure their IQ. The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for children is the most common. Dr. Frank Lawlis, Supervising Testing Director for American Mensa, will tell us the signs your child could be gifted / have a high IQ, how Mensa help, and what they offer to develop a child's intellectual capacity. 🔥 Click on 'Show More' for details (...)
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I am fresh out the womb and I am writing a new formula in the area of quantum physics, make your dreams reality guys
Hahahaha this is a genius comedic remark 😂
Oh my god quantum physics is far
You opened a youtube channel and commenting that itself is dope 😂😂😂
You wrote this same comment on another video
Your username is "failure corn"
I’m forthy and I wuv aevopwanes!
i once did a maths test in high school. I guessed every answer and scored in the top 2%. It was my greatest achievement lol
Hahaha that is great 😂👏👏
my older brother always answered to me on things like that simply with ”way to go retard” lol.
my iq is 88. and yet people think im smart XD.
thats how i know how stupid they are
Unimpressive af
@@Aziz0938 ok
“My definition of genius is someone who was born gifted and they are able to apply their capabilities in which aligns with your potential” -- K.V. Lewis ~ perspective of an educator.
When my school took the IQ test in 4th or 5th or whatever, the teacher told us that the test won't be for a grade, but that you should take it as if it were. I ended up choosing random answers and day-dreaming about a novel I was reading.
Saved yourself from a the military draft 😂😂😂
Same aha
"MY STUDENT I THOUGHT WAS BRILLIANT HAS A IQ OF 35!!!"
IQ is lie
@@yelezi7950 Lol
When my son was 6, he was recommended by his public school teachers. He didn't pass the test, but I am so proud of him. He is perfect the way he is. He is a good kid🤗
I wish my dad had a mindset like that...
Well to be recomended at age 6 is quite remarcacable, considering that his braing isnt that developed yet, so you can expect him to become even smarter and aventually pasa the test when he matures
As he mentions in the interview, the IQ tests are not entirely accurate or a predictor of high intelligence. YOu might enjoy my latest video with Dr. Joe Renzulli which talks about gifted kids who don't necessarily have high IQ ua-cam.com/video/IHbr3aJDi3o/v-deo.html
Lol, that's what every mothers say, even mothers of criminals say their kid is "perfect", even do they are obviously not
That's what real parenting is😍
I'm gifted in being dumb.
Lol
Same😂
😂😂😭😭 me too
Your profile pic says so
@@suffering9481 yes, Im glad you realised
So true. I used to feel connected more to adults, and I mean, intellectual adults, so not just any adults, people who I could converse and discuss and debate with. So at a very young age, instead of conversing with kids my age, i turned to uncles, aunts, or other adults, and I'm socially "inept" as well.
My parents worried about me mingling with adults more than kids my age so they'd forbid me to visit those adults.
I was the same way as well. Also I didn’t have much time for socialising with kids my own age as I was always doing some sort of musical or academic pursuit. It was not until I came to the UK for the latter part of primary school to the end of middle school that I had more “fun” 😂
I just read your about page, how interesting that you are Japanese and Chinese. I myself am Japanese and Korean. What was it like growing up half Chinese, and do you think it had any impact on you today?
My son would mention parts of Airplanes engine out of a blue to me, he cant do it in his same age
@leekenyon8705My dad’s side has an extremely high I.Q, on average, that I.Q is in the range of 160. The only gene I inherit from only one parent and not both, has to be my I.Q. That I.Q comes from my dads side, so it is assured that my I.Q is in that exact range. No higher, or no lower than the range of 160. I’m only ten commenting this, and I trust that no individual in this section would find out my identity, so that is the reason I feel sort-of safe stating my age. Now, where I’m about to get to is that some children that get lucky, for example, children in similar cases to mine, can learn anything and everything or at least just about everything quickly, and well at the same time. Some of these children that are fellow intellectuals, like me, can read and write pretty darn good! I don’t mean to toot my own horn or anything of that sort, and or nature, or try to seem like a conceited individual, but most things I’ve said have been pretty accurate.
It applies to me, too.
I guess you could say I too, am “socially inept”, meaning I lack social skills with children in my age. I mean, I make friends with children my age, but I have to act less formally and accordingly to how they act to accommodate to the kinds of people they talk to.
At this point, I’ve entirely accepted that my intellect is far too high to properly interact with children in my age range. I am a person that feels that life is unbearable, inadequate. Speaking of which, I believe everything I do is in an inadequate amount. (to inform, each instance where I said inadequate in was a different instance.) If what I did what adequate enough to fit almost everyone’s expectations, my life would be more bearable in its own.
No offense but you must have been the only bright one in your family 😂
High IQ I must tell you is a blessing and a curse.
Why is that?
I Don’t know, I have 146 IQ and still have lots of friends and am not really bullied
Truth. Over-thinking, higher expectations, nobody understanding you. Let’s not forget being called a “know-it-all!”
too mucb thinking
I'm guessing you mean that not only can you recognize 2 + 2 = 4, but you also struggle with the triviality of that statement. You, my friend, should get a job and stop worrying about it.
I am 3 years old and am writing my dissertation on quantum entanglement and its effects on the comscious experience. Hurr durr am I SmArT
I took the test and got 148. above genius, I greatly disagree. No one is smart, we are all dumb. It’s about time, where do you put your time? How do you train your brain. If you only wash dishes your going to get really good at washing dishes, if you do puzzles as a kid you will do great on the iq test. All it was, was a bunch of dumb puzzles. Yes, I am a bored person. If you give something to entertain myself yes, I am going to do your puzzle. That doesn’t make me smart, it makes me determined to do a dumb puzzle.
I failed to get into Mensa but I am proud of my supervised Mensa IQ score in the 'High Average' range.
I can’t tell whether I am smart, good with my words, or classy. I am twelve and have my first job, I am learning the stock market, gaining my knowledge on politics, and learning more languages such as French and German.
Jeez. Enjoy your childhood
R R smart. go get an iq test
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Yeah I should- I have wanted to for a while.
R R it costs like 1,400, atleast the welscher test. but see a gp and ask them about issuing a psychologist to assess you. SIMPLE BUT COMPLICATED TO BUT IT SIMPLY!
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Alright- thank you!
One of the finest Doctors ever, The insightful Dr.Frank Lawlis
Yes! Agreed!
@@IngeniousBaby Many thanks for your amazing work :)
there are waaaaay more than 25 geniuses in the U.S.
It depends on how you are defining "genius". In the interview, Dr. Lawlis clarified that a true "genius" is different from being a member of Mensa. As quoted, "In Mensa, we don’t test for geniuses. Basically, we test for intellectual capacity, which is more of a statistical term. We identify these people with testing by having them reach higher levels in 2% of the population. You can figure out that from a statistical point of view that we’re talking about a much larger group of people, maybe 50,000 or 60,000 people that could qualify for Mensa."
Brian Taylor 2.0 y’a but US born ?
@@IngeniousBaby 2 percent of the population in the us? we're talking about millions of people
27 maximum
The us population is very stupid so I'm not suprised there's only 25
My daughter is one , she can remember where she hid items when asked for even if it's passed weeks, has conversations with me and her dad, started counting, when I'm in a certain room she will point at items she wants me to reach for her,has a sense of humor will laugh when something is funny or get upset if something sad is happening on TV or something bad is happening she reacts, sometimes I find her trying to read books but will make up her own babble while reading.but she does have a hard time sleeping. I want to get her tested but she might be too young.
sabrina pedraza wow that’s amazing!!! She sounds like my son and he’s 1!! He says about 15 words! He knows his socks go on before shoes and if I put on Mitch match socks he stares at them and takes one off 😂
You can contact a local child psychologist. They can test a child as early as 2 years old. However, most advise that you wait until at least 7 years old so it's more accurate.
Sounds very similar to my bilingual musical baby who is already past the vocabulary in both languages for a 2yr old! He can even interpret from one language into the next and tells jokes as well.
Everyone he comes into contact with always surprised at how he greets them, announces his name, says he is so intelligent and he also gets bored easily with toys and children his age.
I am intellectually gifted.
I dabbled in drugs severely as a 17 year old all the way up to 25 due to my depression. I still get called smart quite often... Did I ruin my brain permanently?
i ate yellow crayon and it turned into brown. it also smelled and tasted different.
funny as how he explained the definition n baited everyone
I really think these tests need to look beyond verbal for children. My two oldest children could have full adult like conversations by 2, but no one around here knew how to handle that and they were not pushed and challenged enough. I know have an 11 month old who I swear had a very high IQ. He does so many things I've never seen a baby do. He learns sign in just minutes and takes things apart and puts them back together, he's been doing that for some time now. He also has some pretty amazing problem solving skills for a baby. Yesterday he spilled a little water and slipped in it. I picked him up to comfort him and then he climbed back down. He bent down and touched the floor infront of him looked at his hands then stood up and walked. It seemed he was trying to make sure the way he was going was dry so he wouldn't fall.
The tests are a joke in many regards. The one he recommends and uses is easily confusing to “gifted” kids. If you’re a genius you can find relationships between just about ANYTHING. Therefore a series of questions on “which of these goes with any of these” is a joke. Do you mean the syllables of the words they represent? The direction the things are facing ? The color of the things ? The fact that some are sharp and others are dull? Etc etc.
It’s infuriating. I got one wrong on the SAT because it was “ Which doesn’t belong Tornado, hurricane, earthquake, tsunami.?
It was tsunami because it’s not on land. Ridiculous. Hurricanes don’t have to be either. Tsunamis , hurricanes, and tornados don’t have to be either.
Furthermore, tsunamis are basically earthquakes in water so they are similar and hurricanes and tornadoes are whirling wind and are similar.
Furthermore TSU NAM I , HURR I CANE and TOR NA DO, are three syllables, earth quake is two.
You see my point 😂
it was so frustrating because the tests weren’t what I expected at all and the tests were mainly math. Which I’m horrible at
@@stevrgrsyeah I had some where I was like I KNOW I got that right and it wasn’t right TO THEM
I think for that one I said tornado. 🌪️ 😢
every parent must be agreeing
Real geniuses would be bored by mensa.
It's not really that, it's just that it's become a whining place where one high IQ person whines to the other about not being understood.
i took a mensa test and scored 88 as in iq. and yet its only measuiring on region of the brain, the hippocampus which identifies patterns logically.
its like only doing math SAT'S after learning other subjects. It's an unfair test and invalid test.
I don't trust iq tests in measuring intelligence which can be so flexible and vast. Intelligence is defined as someone having a flexible mind and yet the test is rigid and inflexible. It's just an expedient way of gathering data and forming statistics. iq tests are fallacies of measuring how smart you really are.
how you act in the real world and your adaptibility gives you insight into how smart you are, as it gives a juxtaposition yet we can't just categories someone with superior IQ's as gifted and someone with low IQ as not gifted because they could be just as equally gifted in other areas such as EQ level or people skills and social intelligence.
If someone scores high on a iq test therefore, may have a lack of creativity and may be more left-brained but being a genius is being able to connect both sides of your brain and connect the dots between the neurons.
intelligence is really in all sense, your ability to process measured by various quotient (emotional, logical, social, cultural etc.) but an eq test is more valid than iq test. it also doesn't measure wisdom. wisdom is measured in comparing your decisions i believe. Just because someone has advanced skills to solve difficult problems, doesn't mean they have advanced skills to avoid difficult problems.
and i shouldn't complain unless i have an ideal solution. and what i say to fix these iq tests is to
include more math riddles, writing downs solutions to world problems or writing a creative story, so that
it doesn't just give you a number but measures how well you do in various aspects of intelligence and then that added up gives you your official iq score. simple.
@@jeneusschneider243 IQ is the most validated and consistent AND predictive test in all of psychology. Also I don't believe that you got an 88.
@@JM-co6rf i actually got mixed results. 88 for the mensa one 91 and 111.
it already gives you mixed results. you can't measure intelligence without measuring the regards of intelligence first and adding it all up. it's too vague to measure with one type of gauge.
i mean, i definitely don't know myself and can't judge my intelligence since i would skew to the negative or positive side and automatically be biased.
and analysing the problems,most don't even resemble a pattern or make logical sense despite looking at it at all angles which it supposedly measures how many neuron connections you can make. im not very trained and experienced at math but skilled in other areas and training in one field makes you an expert at it, but doesn't quantify how smart you are as a whole - thats what im getting at
Just described my childhood. I am lucky that I have a very outgoing and caring personality, but I have and always had very few friends. There is just not that many people who want to have a conversation with me and think I'm weird, when I just have a high IQ. I didn't have the social skills as a child which I have now, so it was my brilliant and caring Mom, my just as brilliant and caring Grandfather and Aunt from my Mother's side of the family that were my "friends". They understood me and we talked for hours sometimes. My siblings are also very intelligent, but they must have been born with wonderful social skills and we don't share the same interests. Now, as adults, we can have meaningful conversations. But I have always been seen as the odd one.
it's great that you had the support of your mom and family. It can be lonely but sharing your story helps others.
How do I get my 2 yr old tested??? He’s 27mo and he knows ABCs, count to 20, and he is teaching himself how to add and subtract... he kinda scares me and his daycare tells me know intelligent he is...
A local psychologist can administer the test for you.
What is a 27 month old? Why don’t you just say 2 year old. My god! Still counting months and weeks.
That would make my son 59 months, or 257 weeks or 155,779,200 seconds old!
Was waiting for that comment lol
TheBombastiicGamer that’s dope good for you I hope you utilized those talents! ✌🏽
A 27 month old is a lot different than a 35 month old- Developmentally and both are 2 years old.
I used to think the same way as you ... before I had my own. If they are under the age of 3 yr. old - they’re monthly milestones are insanely different- so I appreciate she put the months...
i was in math class in grade school when my teacher called me to answer some math questions on the board while me not listening and have no clue what she teach bcoz i was chatting with my friends at the back seat to my surprise i was called and do the formula by myself "i invented accidentally a new formula that's much easy" my teacher was surprised like this "😯" she tell me it's not the formula she taught us and said she will consider it. my classmates have no clue to for what i did. and yes me too im quite fascinated for what i did.
High Intellectual capacity children are not given enough opportunity at schools, unlike say children with high physical (sporty) ability children who are given many opportunities to excel in sport.
my grandpa said i was more like an old man than a little kid, was placed in a higher grade because of i.q. test, the second one they gave me scored 165, smart enough to realize that all is chaos, most people are vile, evil creatures, and stupid people are the most dangerous things on earth, nearly been killed at least 12 times due to stupid people, crooked cops nearly got me killed, this was in the late 70's, still remember people getting trampled to death over stupid cabbage patch dolls and murdered for a pair of nike shoes, people are dangerous and insane creatures, best to be avoided, when i started school they put me in first grade and skipped kindergarten, and i started at a 3rd grade reading level
A genius is a person with an extremely high ability too. Normally is through mathematics which include physics science they are put there and normally those people are classified as geniuses. You may test Warren Buffett and he may come out with an IQ of 120 but his abilities with finance are extremely above the rest but because he's not into science physics or mathematics he's not labeled a genius but a genius he is. Including Muhammad Ali Mike Tyson Elvis Presley Michael Jackson all these people were above the rest. There was a language in their field and they obviously spoke that language but they have a much higher vocabulary in their language they were able to do things that normal people cannot do. Mike Tyson is the smartest boxer that has ever lived Michael Jackson was the best singer that has ever lived and they may never be another one like him Michael Jordan is another genius is very clear to see a genius they're above the rest but they're not only in science mathematics physics they are everywhere in every single craft there is
These are interesting points! Agree, high IQ does not equal gifted. I have a great interview with Joe Renzulli on this topic you can view it here: ua-cam.com/video/IHbr3aJDi3o/v-deo.html&feature=emb_logo
IQ, and other forms of psychometric testing, also cannot be conventionally tested in populations that are neurodivergent. Those who experience and extrapolate information in unconventional ways.
I am autistic and a synesthete. I see numbers and maths as colour values, landscapes, ambient emotions, shapes, ect.. I have to draw math, and understand it organically as a process and a dynamic behavior. Not as numerals on paper.
I was forced to perform maths in the conventional way, so I consequently failed. But, I understand math just fine.
I also become overwhelmingly nervous during testing, and show with an IQ of 84. This is obviously not true, as it places me at the level of borderline intelligence, aka mentally retarded.
@@kaylacarpenter272 this is my take on your reply first of all I enjoyed your story thank you. For you to figure out a way that is unconventional for you to advance in mathematics that is pure intelligence.
@@joesanders4605 Thank you. I grew up feeling very stupid, as a result of not being able to learn in conventional ways. I am also very thwarted as a result, as my environment and parents were not conducive to learning.
It's been a living Hell. I am very annoyed that I didn't have academic parents that could have helped me flourish during a time of greater neuroplasticity.
I wish there was greater resource for gifted and neurodivergent peoples, so that they aren't victims of inhibiting circumstance.
The constructs implemented in these standardized intelligence assessments are very well-defined. They measure what they purport to measure. If you'd like to go through the extensive process of creating, norming, and standardizing measures relating to financial acumen (Buffet), boxing (Ali and Tyson), entertaining (Jackson), please go ahead. I'd be eager to see what you come up with. And then you'd have to go through the semantical process of deeming though who measure in the 98th percentile or above by your assessment as some form of "genius."
One of the challenges I have with reading your comment is that you use the term "genius" very loosely. In the intellectual ability realm it means specific, quantifiable things. It seems to me that you're conflating the term "genius" with "world-class" by the nature of your assertions.
If only they could cultivate a hard work ethic in the organization.
I rolled over 20 strikes in a row on a bar bowling machine. I thought I found my gift. Turns out I suck at bowling and never did anything like that again either on the original machine or anywhere else.
Vocal ability has very little to with intelligence. Einstein didn't really start talking until after 4. My whole dads side and I have higher I.Q's. We are all introverts, and we all started talking at a later age. We are all gifted in spacial, visual recognition. That's why were all designers and engineers. Although were not social butterfly's. We can still think very deeply but we have a harder time conveying it in words. So what this guy says in terms of vocal ability link to higher I.Q is B.S. Maybe in some individuals, but not all. Were all gifted in different areas, and have weaknesses in others.
Yes, he mentioned there are many forms of intelligence, verbal being one of them. At such a young age (2-3 years old) it is easier to recognize.
Have you read about Multiple Intelligences, by Professor Howard Gardener?
Howard defined 8 categories of intelligence, one is verbal - linguistic.
So . . . that's wrong. Verbal skills are a huge and important part of the intelligences.
But you're writing is fine. And much better than * MANY * people I see online. Why are you saying you don't have strong verbal skills? Give yourself some credit.
It could be you are just shy. I was was shy when I was in middle school. So in 9th grade, I took a class in debate and another in public speaking. I did really well in both classes.
It sounds like you are making excuses for not putting yourself in public arenas. You could go to events at your local library. Join a book club and talk about books. Join a hiking group, walk and chat with nice people. There are lots of free activities you can do to improve your social skills.
But what if people judge me?
People will judge you. That's one thing people do, all day long. So it's no big deal. The next day, probably 100 percent of them won't even remember you. And why do you give other people you just met any weight at all? Wish them well, let them go.
Very true ! As an art person the smartest and most interesting people I’ve meet were in the art studio.
HIS TV SCREEN WOULD BE BETTER USED TO CREATE A SOLAR DEATH RAY. I AM GOING TO LOSE THE WILL TO LIVE WITH BOREDOM, AND MY IQ IS 160.
The worst thing was never having anyone to talk to about things I cared about. It was always having to talk about what others cared about. One finds a tiny volume by Bertrand Russell "On happiness". A kindred spirit long ago and far away.
I cringe when I hear someone say that they or someone they know “failed” an I.Q. test. There is no particular score that a person is supposed to make. As for getting into Mensa, if you don’t make the cut based your score on their proctored test, take a different test that they accept.
that's correct @scottjackson163. These intelligence tests are not always an indicator of someone's true intelligence.
All humans are gifted, we just don’t know how to execute our talent due to various social limitations.
That is exactly what this channel is all about! With that in mind, you might enjoy this video: ua-cam.com/video/IHbr3aJDi3o/v-deo.html
A popular thought but very untrue.
I'm a child and also learning about relativity, fundamental particles more about matters etc... My goal is to ran out of questions and learn anything I can learn
One never runs out of questions. ❤
Joining Mensa to find friendship and/or companionship is wonderful but you should also make an effort to become friends with average people too.
The humorous comment I heard: MENSA =
Wow- this guy just described my 12 year old son to a "T". Maybe I should have him tested for MENSA just so he could have friends that "get" him....
Real genius have more interest in learning than join stupid Mensa
Thanks for your comment! Gifted kids (and adults) often have different challenges than their typical peers.Many people with high IQ have a harder time friendships sometimes feeling like they just don’t fit in and therefore have a hard time finding a compatible social circle. This provides a great resource to meet other individuals with like-minded interests.
It's from Mensa where they learn interesting things they're interested in !!!
Exactly. Mensa is stupid ... literally. Adios.
I don't think Mensa is an stupid organization, I always found it hard to find friends my age to share interests so I decided to try Mensa, i passed the test but after a few meetings I found some Mensa members quite arrogant and even... elitist? So I quit, it wasn't really Mensa but some of its members
81mrmusicman Mensa ain’t a school
My 5 years old son can solved math like addition,subtraction and multiplication. When we first found out he had the ability i asked him how did he calculated and he said "From Calendar".
My point is he didn't Act like a child at all. Sometimes i fell llike he's more mature than me.
Most of them end up very ordinary.
@@quantumhelix8668 they just rarely end up doing anything spectacular. Meanwhile, Elvis Presley had a a 72 IQ and became a music legend.
@@quantumhelix8668 most of them aren't. They are usually uncreative types who work office jobs
@@quantumhelix8668 Elvis left a legacy of great musical performances. He had a charisma that was extremely rare. Most high IQ people never achieve Einstein's level. He was a rarity. That is my point.
@@quantumhelix8668 I never said those jobs aren't important. But you are equating high IQ with being a productive member of society. All high IQ people work in the fields you mentioned, but not all high IQ individuals contribute on the same level.
@@quantumhelix8668 And I'm not just talking name value. Don't put words in my mouth.
When I was in 8th grade the staff at my school gave me some kind of test and after the test they told me my reading and reading comprehension skills were on a 12 grade level.
**Edit** I said 7th grade. I meant 8th.
Interesting! How did they proceed with your education after they found out this information?
@@IngeniousBaby well, the whole reason they tested me is because they were trying to figure out WHY I was failing ALL of my classes. They ended up letting me pass to 9th grade despite my horrible grades and bad behavior. I didn't get any special treatment or anything like that. It was a poorly funded public school system in the late 90s/early 00s...so....yeah 🤷🏽♂️
@@rajackisback That's a shame! Hopefully there is more awareness now!
Vocabulary abilities can be influenced by several factors outside of the DNA...eg.having an older sibling, having a very vocal/talkative mother or even father, being around family that looks down on children that are 'heard' instead of 'seen'.
When assessing a child I also look for those pre reading skills that goes beyond phonics to blending letters within words without guidance, large bank of sight words with little to no prompting and a strong natural inclination to want to read. I am referring to children in the 3-5 yrs range when assessing giftedness beyond expressive and receptive language alone.
2:58 Why do you ask how to test into Mensa at a young age without establishing *why* a parent would want that? Or is this meant for parents that are so neurotically competitive that such questions never arrise - if there's a test with a cutoff, my child *must* get in!!!
My 4 year old is so smart I don’t understand how she became this way it’s like one day she was a baby the next she was speaking and doin things on the same level as her sister 2 years older my 6 year old daughter is also very intelligent
Why the limited comments? I'd expect a video with 4.8k views to achieve far more comments from passerbyers.
Kevin L. Thats true, ha.
as you grow you go
My son at 5 years old could say the alphabet backwards. Never knew how he learned it. I told my niece who was a teenager and was in gifted and talented classes and she tried but couldn’t do it.
IQ test for children To find out the level of intelligence of your child
What Mensa for? Parties?
satanic cult orgies actually
Bill Gates and Elon Musk are not best speakers so?
Bill Gates is a liar and world class moron who’s empire is based on other peoples work.
I do believe my son is a genius but i feeling so sorry for him to live through this life hardship which obviously unfair. I just dont know what type of person he would he when he is older.
Why do you say it's a hardship? Sounds like a gift to be cultivated!
@@IngeniousBabythanks, perhaps it is. i do hope he would gain some goodness to shape his future. not like his father failing to provide the best.
@@tautzetautze8417 Don't be so hard on yourself! You sound like an amazing father just with the care you are expressing for his future!
My brother have that IQ but in Cambodia doesn't have that school
My country doesn't have it either and i am in 2% also I don't want to sound like some egomaniac who is saying I am super smart just statistics
Emotional cognitive intelligence is more then just the capacity to comprehend. This was not mentioned. Water is the source of all life. The one element we can not live without. So why didn't they use an actual genius to speak on behalf of gifted children. WTF.
Hi! Dr. Lawlis is the supervising testing director of American Mensa so the this is coming from that point of view. We agree that emotional intelligence is also important and we have a separate show on this topic you might find interesting.
Here is a link to that show: m.ua-cam.com/video/o5us4X80Z-A/v-deo.html
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My daughter when she was little I didn't teach her ABC's, or numbers or color's I didn't even teach her how to tie her shoes she knew all that before I got around to teach her. And she do very well in school. When my daughter started kindergarten she won a outstanding achievement award and she done won many awards over the years. She good in everything she do in school. My daughter teacher told me my daughter even did well in her t-cap test
Wow! How old is your daughter now?
@@IngeniousBaby She is 12 years old now
High IQ societies can be useful and legitimate for people who have no other way of meeting people with whom they can get along so let us not dismiss Mensa, Intertel, ISPE, Glia, and the like because the rest of the world denigrates them for failing to come down to the level of TV game shows and sports.
There's nothing wrong with sports or tv game shows....
@@MeadeSkeltonMusic There is nothing so right about them to justify the massive wealth they suck out of the economy. A game show winner is the ultimate welfare queen, not that there is anything wrong with getting welfare in the context of a system that refuses to allow a fixed quota of the population to have a job.
There are things in life which mean more to people who like to think than caring who can best hit a ball with a stick and run around in a circle. That's all.
@@drbarney1000 pray for clarity.
I have two gifted children. And Im really anxious thinking about whether the are getting the right education here in Turkey.
I totally understand you. Do what is best for them when you can. When things are out of your control or out of your power, don't get anxious about things you can't change. I have a feeling it would be extremely beneficiary for them to be exposed to foreign elements as soon as possible. When you have a chance of getting them abroad, do it no matter if it is for long or for a short time. They will thank you years later.
Agreed! Exploring new cultures culture’s food, traditions, and language is a great way to expand your child’s intelligence.
@@potatochalbro many thanks for your reply. I believe they will get what they deserve in the end...
@@potatochalbro thank you for your reply. You are very kind.
Just don't vote for socialism and they should be fine.
"uh, uh,uh,uh" Christ, I couldn't take it anymore!
My son aged 5 and 1/2 year old solves multiplication of 3 digit numbers in short trick formula and also solves fractions , equation and simplification, suggest me some institute where my child will get the forward,
I wonder if bad or negative parenting can do harm to a child’s IQ. I know some people who had their adopted son tested when he was quite young, and were told he has a low IQ. But if you met him you probably wouldn’t know this unless you asked him to do a math problem maybe.
The boy is 17 now and can operate any piece of heavy equipment like nobody’s business. He loves anything to do with trucks, cars and earth moving equipment. He’s also an amazing water skier and loves to dirt bike. But he is very behind in school.
I just wonder if the it’s a good idea that they’ve let him know that he has a low IQ and they tell most everyone in their lives about it privately, including me, since he first got diagnosed. I wonder if that has affected him and made it more like a self fulfilling prophecy? He’s agonized over it and asked his mother why he was made this way? and why he can’t just be normal. It’s very heartbreaking and sad to me.
One time I was with them and he told me he wanted to be an engineer someday. I got very excited for him because I thought and I told him, “I think that’s a great goal! I know you can do it if you want it bad enough.” But later his mother told me he had asked her if she thought he could do it? But she answered him “well, I don’t know.” She said he got very upset with her. She said she told him she wasn’t going to lie to him and tell him he can do whatever he wants when she doesn’t know if he can. But in my mind I was thinking “why not? What the do you have to lose?”
I feel like if it were my child I would’ve never told him or anyone else in his life that he had a low IQ. Now he acts like there’s no point in even trying and his dad says he might have to live in a group home someday. I personally can’t imagine that for him. I feel he should at minimum be able to take care of himself eventually if he gets the proper guidance now? But I wonder if all this negative focus on his supposed IQ is hurting his chances? 😢
Yes these gifted folks lose " friends ". Very few can relate or understand the expressed thoughts. Many are intimidated to be challenged. Cant help them.
Is there anyone I can email with more questions? My son underwent testing done by a private psychologist. My son was 5 & tested and IQ level of 143. I have had trouble finding resources for my boy, and we are in need of help!
sure! You can email me if you have questions: kelly@ingeniousbaby.com
My son is also gifted and many great organizations to help such as the Davidson Institute
Unfortunately there are limited physical tests, which are more meaningful in the real world over a high level of speech. There are kids with low language skills at a young age, but are phenomenally gifted physically/scientifically - an example would be one of my ex colleagues had a 6 year old son who rebuilt a 2 stroke bike engine on his own, without being shown previously; but couldn’t string more than two sentences together. The brain works in strange ways, and develops sometimes what seems randomly! - he’s also talking bollocks about cannabis, sort of makes what he’s saying void.
Mensa used to require an IQ of 140. Now it is 130.
My parents told me it was 160 or above when I was a kid so I never looked into it. Google wasn't a thing back then
Hopefully they will get it down to less than 115 and I could qualify as a Mensa member. Imagine that, me as a Mensa member
This comment section Is honestly full of salty jerks
Fight fire with fire.
im either intelligent or a psychopath.
The two are not mutually exclusive. In fact, there is a rather strong correlation between intelligence and psychopathy.
@@waaey4925 ooooof
@@waaey4925 Agree. I describe psychopathy as intelligence lacking empathy
Same here for me
Waa Ey Lol no
I thought I got a great score on my IQ test but apparently I’m not good at anything per the psych community. They are awful to me
@hannahscott6604 IQ tests are not entirely accurate in measuring one's abilities. Research has shown that IQ scores may not fully capture an individual's intelligence or potential. For instance, a large study found that IQ tests might not accurately reflect a person's cognitive abilities. It's important to remember that intelligence is multifaceted and can't be fully measured by a single test. Here is an article you might find interesting: www.discovermagazine.com/mind/do-iq-tests-actually-measure-intelligence
Why do we need guidance?
Simply put? K. This horrible society is really mean to smart people.
I am 13, and I have started learning guantum physics and high level mathematics. Does this mean I have a higher IQ?
Please stop faking if you have an average IQ because it's great being average human being and you didn't even know what quantum spell like, I'm sure you haven't learn calculus or algebra and just jump learning quantum physics so people you met will tell that you're genius
@@IpinkyGraal Your grammar offends me and yes, I spelled "quantum" incorrectly.
@@IpinkyGraal Do you know what is calculus?
Adnan MX Their grammar offends you, yet you use improper grammar. The proper version of your question would be “Do you know what calculus is?”
They're saying they take advanced math, not English. Lay off. Yes, if you're grasping those subjects well, you likely have a high intellect. It doesn't change anything in a real way, a smart person is smart with or without a test. Good luck with your studies. 👍
This is my daughter
How do I get my son's IQ to be tested? Is there a free testing and where? TIA
Where do you live? Private testing is administered by licensed psychologists with expertise in gifted and talented children. Lists or referrals are often available from independent gifted schools, gifted programs, state gifted associations, psychology associations, and/or local gifted parent groups.
Does anyone ever qualify for mensa as a kid and then fail as an adult?
Hahaha! I imagine a wad of recreational drug use in one’s youth might cause that.
My son can count 1 to 30 at 2 years old he memorized all the steps of the of every nursery rhymes he's watching he memorizes color and shapes also Abc's! But can't talk much
Later maturation is more associated with later brilliance than maturation at an earlier age.
speaking of puberty, not intellectual mannerisms and behavior
@@alohaalt3543
Agreed.
What does that mean
Absolutely no. Because that would mean that virtually anyone can be brilliant.
Top 2% of 325 million people means 6.5 million theoretically could join Mensa. I don’t know why he said only 50-60K might qualify. Maybe he is referring to active members? So I’m not sure him simply reading the definition of what a genius is and then claiming only 25 geniuses may be in the USA is close to accurate. 2500 sounds more accurate anyway. My parents tested into Mensa. I had some bad habits and was a lazy student in high school but still got in the top 7 percent of my class at a relatively prestigious school. I feel a bit of pride noticing this error from a Mensa member. He does seem very intelligent but I couldn’t listen anymore after that first few minutes. The bell curve functions work pretty well for many statistical measurements. What joy this ego trip has brought me:)
Hi Kevin! Thanks for your comment. It's too bad you didn't listen further as he clarified that a true "genius" is different from being a member of Mensa. As quoted in the interview, "In Mensa, we don’t test for geniuses. Basically, we test for intellectual capacity, which is more of a statistical term. We identify these people with testing by having them reach higher levels in 2% of the population. You can figure out that from a statistical point of view that we’re talking about a much larger group of people, maybe 50,000 or 60,000 people that could qualify for Mensa."
Ingenious Baby I understand that but 2% of 325 million(US population)is 6 million people who could qualify for Mensa simple.
I think he may be thinking of active Mensa membership
A 130 iq test would roughly meet the threshold to be in the top 2% of test takers. I could go on but this talk is fairly common sense
My iq was measured at approximately 135. I’m not lying I remember the test and results when I was 8
Only 1 percent of the world can relate to this video.
This is also relevant to parents, teachers and other peers of gifted children.
Hahaha.
My youngest child's turned 4 has advanced learner he knew mathematics he reading like elementary he knew planets shapes numbers up to 100 presidents colors to secondary colors etc he is very good in coloring etc.. hope my son chance to take iq test to get mensa id
This sounds like my daughter she turned 4 too
Can anyone tell me if Mensa has ever accomplished anything toward the benefit of man?
they are helping people with high IQ to fully develop. Benefit human or not, they don't have any kind of public fund. Use your brain before you talk.
@@GodFormHermet Develop into what? Why exactly are you insulting me?
@@repentrepublic Mensa is a private association, they receive no funding from any individual, government. They have no responsibility to accomplished anything because no one pays them a fucking thing.
That is why you are so fucking stupid
@@quantumhelix8668 you rephrased my question... why did you do that? I didn't ask if high IQ people are contributing I asked specifically if the high IQ members of mensa are. Very different question. So the answer would be no. Thank you for your time.
@@GodFormHermet Can only help your fellow human beings if you have a charged responsibility for it? Why are you cursing like you've been hit by something? Relax.
my son was tested as 180 I hate this. This literally means he will probably be alone for his entire life
Try focusing on what a gift he is what his abilities may bring to the world! Everyone is brought to this earth with a purpose. How old is your son?
@@IngeniousBaby my son is 6 years old. I always knew something was up with him when he explained his vousin why we divide with two when calculating the area of a triangle. but did not want to sound like a bragging dad We don’t live in a country where high and low iq individuals are taken good care of. I had a research job offer from Germany which I was hesitant to take now I beged them to reoffer me the job which they did but it was a sad monent for me I came back from working abroad to do good for my country however now I have go back because a high iq is also a problem like low iq ı am a pharmacist and in my university years I worked with many high and low iq childiren when I was a doing summer internships in research laba
@@und3rcut535 Which country? There are high IQ societies all over the world where you can find support and could be helpful to both of you.
@@IngeniousBaby I am from Iraq
oh... @@und3rcut535
holy shit i think i am an intellegent child
thanks bro, subribed
My son plays chess with his grandfather started at 5 and he loves it.
I played chess at 4 and 5 and I ragequit when I lost against my dad and never played again until I was 11. At 11 years old when I played nonstop online like a crack addict. Turned out I passed the gifted test and also ended up with an ADHD diagnosis haha.
All children are gifted, we just grow up.
All children are a gift, not all have the condition of giftedness
@@MountainMaid238 I disagree 1000% you're looking toward the wrong gifts. As children we possess latent ability we forget we ever had later in life. Such as psychic abilities. All children are gifted. Not all have material gifts that can be exploited for money.
@@repentrepublic What are you talking about? Giftedness is just a term to describe a set of cognitive traits, which this video is talking about by the way. You're talking about energies and psychic abilities which isn't mentioned in this video, and no not EVERY child is born with those either.
@@repentrepublic And being born gifted doesn't make you automatically destined to be exploited for material means. That is dependent on your circumstances and the country you live in. Some countries don't even recognize giftedness as a special needs and there are almost no support
@@MountainMaid238 Know thyself.
Looks like this woman didn't crimp her right eyelashes.
What room is this guest in?
What would he be doing with a mannequin with no head or limbs. 🤔🤷♀️.
Where can my toddler get tested ? He is 2 and can read and add
Where do you live? Private testing is administered by licensed psychologists with expertise in gifted and talented children. Lists or referrals are often available from independent gifted schools, gifted programs, state gifted associations, psychology associations, and/or local gifted parent groups.
@@IngeniousBaby Brooklyn new york
2 is pretty young to test. You should check out nagc.org for resources!
In New Zealand they don't or won't test until age 3
My two year old seems to be much older than 2. The older he gets the more it's noticable. He acts like a little adult.
Sounds like you are a great mom, observing your child so you can best foster his development!
I'm happy he said mensa isn't geniuses but people with high intellectual capacity... which is anyone
anyone? Ugh yeah no
Error wrong
Error pls elaborate, you moron
It can be seen as true tho.Anyone can be.
In fact, you unintentionally meant something more accurate than what you actually meant. I think all people are much more intelligent than they think. I guess Mensa is interested in the ones who are incredibly extraordinarily intelligent who are capable of creating difference for the world.
Hmmm
He’s not from Mensa. There’s 330 million(.02)=6 million plus
Dr. Frank Lawlis is supervisory psychologist of American Mensa and chief content adviser to the Dr. Phil Show.
What about my lil boys brain? He is so exceptional.
He is so so smart but no other kids know what is going what's going on.
That's great! You can contact a local psychologist to get him tested and what special resources he might need to help him succeed.
My 8 year old son can tell the name of the country just by showing him the unnamed country or shape of it. He said he is a proud geographically nerd . He knows stuff Ive never heard of like parts of Airplane or supercars from the age of 3. He is very matured for his age.
He sounds like a bright kid! Sounds like you are good at keeping him engaged as well!
@@IngeniousBaby thanks, I really dont know what to do with his gifts. There are no school for geniuses though
Lol every parent thinks their kid is gifted
My parents say I'm an angel! That's nice of them
James York mhm
Mine is gifted
h when your five year old is in kindergarten yet being sent to the fifth grade class. I didn’t believe it till I tested him on fifth grade worksheets.
@James York You aren't gifted, you just have a very fast processing speed and you did nothing to get that.
25?
I have a hard time believing this guy. Seems like the job has surpassed his intellect.
Just keep nodding your head.
warmongerism Agreed
@@warmongerism Agreed
Everyone is art(intelligence)beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder (please examine God’s IQ)
Dr. Lawlis is the supervisory psychologist for American Mensa - a national organization whose members have scored in the top two percent on an accepted, standardized intelligence test and chief content adviser to the Dr. Phil Show. Dr. Lawlis has been a pioneer in clinical and research methods of the mind-body relationship since 1968 when he received his Ph.D. in Psychology with an emphasis in medical psychology and rehabilitation. He has been awarded the Diplomate (A.B.P.P.) in both Counseling Psychology and Clinical Psychology. He has also received the status of Fellow from the American Psychological Association for his scientific contributions to the field of clinical psychology and behavioral medicine, as well as many other awards for his pioneering research in this field.
What the hell is that headless mannequin doing in his background? What's in the box?
Haha! I didn’t really notice that until you pointed it out! It doesn’t look like he cleaned his office prior to the interview …
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dude said. 50-60 thousand people qualify for Mensa but its 2% of the population? lmaoooo more like 5-6 million people
Testing for and labeling "giftedness" is nothing but a curse to the children who are its victims. Sorting humans into categories is seldom beneficial to the humans involved.
@annai157 Recognizing "giftedness" isn't about sorting or labeling superiority. It's about understanding unique educational needs. Gifted children, like those with other special needs, benefit from tailored challenges to reach their full potential and connect with like-minded peers. It's about inclusivity and providing all kids with opportunities to thrive.
@@IngeniousBaby My concern has nothing to do with "superiority" - I'm from a family full of gifted people. I get it. I've seen *nothing* but harm caused by the labeling process, though. Children need to have their needs met individually and personally - not by being sorted into boxes or bins. And, finding "like minded" people has little to do with intelligence. If two people both love mystery novels or classical music or astronomy or anime - they can enjoy those interests with friends with a broad range of academic abilities. Grouping people by intelligence has almost nothing to do with grouping people by interests.
Spot on! Recognizing giftedness is about understanding unique educational needs, tailoring challenges for growth, and fostering inclusivity for all children to thrive. Well said!
Remember kids ethics slows u down.
I don't understand?
@@IngeniousBaby It is a deep statement good luck.
there is nothing more damaging to a highly intelligent child than a school teacher of far less intellect be careful of sending kids with extreme intellect to public schools they are rarely able to teach a child like this. there are some great highly intelligent teachers however there are far more of average at best intelligence and when you have a ten year old child that's ten times smarter than that teacher and that person is in a place of power over that kid it can and it likely will cause extreme damage to the child and cause a lifelong problem with people of authority and formal education. causing some of our greatest minds to not go into higher education fields. and these are the people you want in those fields. if your child is in the top one percent home school them or get private teachers of super high intelligence to teach them until its time for university level education and never slow the progression unless its the choice of the child if they are ready for university level education at twelve years old. they are ready. don't ever hinder that. they need new information like they need air or food. they rarely need to do lessons more than once or twice and to force them to keep doing something over and over is like you moping the floor and being told to do it again and again after its already spotless clean. how incredibly frustrating is that. if you have a child like this you would be wise to really consider this advice.
Well, I can't give your comment any merit since you don't know the very basics of writing.
Sentences begin with a capital letter. Questions end with a question mark. Good writers separate ideas into paragraphs, instead of writing one MASSIVE BLOCK OF TEXT.
Are you in 2nd grade?
@@Anthony_in_Bloomington_Indiana yet i have an iq in the top 0.2 percent and your nitpicky crap about writing just proves my point as if anyone with half a brain could not read that
Precisely!! That's how I feel
Anthony needs a chill gummy