Reading earlyĪ vested interest in The Very Hungry Caterpillar may not seem like a genius undertaking, but if your child is reading earlier than their peers, they could be on the way to a brainy future. Learning to read, talk, or play board games faster than their peers could mean that your child has an intelligent brain and may need more stimulation to be happier and more challenged. An unusual memoryīeing able to memorise times tables, addresses, or country names at a young age could be an indicator of intelligence – if your child is able to remember small details or a wide range of information that you yourself might forget, they may be able to learn maths or foreign languages well in class.
See if your child lines up with any of these attributes. The organisation says its own supervised IQ tests are suitable for children aged over 10-and-a-half, but with British Mensa's youngest current member only three, with the oldest member at 102, there's no age limit to see if you're brainier than the average person. Mensa is open to those who score in the 98th percentile on supervised IQ tests – and the characteristics listed by them could indicate your child is brighter than the rest of their class - and that might mean they are suitable for the supervised IQ test to determine whether they can be admitted to the society. Last month we reported on the Aberdare 12-year-old who has a higher IQ than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. Clever kids talk a lot and have a good sense of humour.īut they are just two of the characteristics listed by Mensa, the largest and oldest high IQ society in the world, as a sign your youngster could have a high IQ, reports MirrorOnline.
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