[Ohiogift] Three year old in Mensa.

[Edward A. Hawks III]

A nice piece. . . I wonder what IQ assessment was used by the "teacher," as
was mentioned. One would hope that they had her assessed by a licensed
psychologist. A 135 IQ. . . It would be interesting to see if that fluctuate
over the years due to early exposure and enrichment. I liked her father's
comment about possibly skipping a generation. I do believe that school
systems need to provide rigorous opportunities for primary students. That is
the ideal time to introduce a second language, not when they are in high
school. 

 

Chip 

 

Edward A. Hawks, III, M.Ed.

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Gifted Intervention Specialist / Exceptional Student Education

Kent City School District

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"Storytellers broaden our minds: engage, provoke, inspire, and

ultimately, connect us." -Robert Redford, President & Founder,

Sundance Institute 

 

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