3 year-old genius girl accepted into Mensa

Only on NBC15 do you meet one of the smartest people alive and he's only been around for three

year

s. The

girl

from a Valley family is the youngest person to be in Mensa in Arizona, that's the International Club that only has a benchmark and an IQ in the top two percent by ABC 15's Katie Connor world, met her today and is essentially smarter than mom and dad. Right now, she is much smarter than mom and dad. In fact, she's actually a three-

year

-old

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. the doctors who examined her say they had not seen such a brilliant girl at work in more than 20 years;

He's younger than the iPad he plays with and barely bigger than the world puzzle he puts together, but three-year-old Alexis has a special name Genius That's Not a Credit Card Alexis is Swiping, It's Actually a Card Mensa, you get your Mensa card Mensa is that exclusive high IQ society only for people with an IQ score over 140. I was thinking that Alexis started reading when she was only two years old. years probably 12 18 months or so we would be driving in the car and she would recite her bedtime stories from the night before, I mean we are talking about 20 to 25 page books, she would recite them from the night before, but not only recite them recite them exactly turns out what alexis doesn't have a Q of over one hundred and sixty the average person has an IQ of 100 you attract her in fact alexis did so well on her IQ test that the doctors couldn't even calculate it every time that she learns a word and just learns a word through anything. she never uses it in the wrong context.

Graham yes, it's not just her fifth grade reading level that's so shocking. This Alexis man also speaks Spanish fluently. His parents credit the adult app on his iPad so he now reads, translates and corrects Spanish for us. Both Mom and Dad know that Alexis's gift is incredible, but they are also discovering new challenges. Does she go to kindergarten early? You know, we're a little on the fence about whether she'll take it too far forward. because we want him to get that social aspect even though Alexis is one of the youngest

genius

es in the world, deep down he is still three years old and I spoke to the doctor who helped examine Alexis, he told me that Alexis will never be able to.

To go to a regular school you will have to be in some type of self-contained program, one of the reasons why many times children who are so bright have anxiety and actually find it easier to be around children who are very similar. them. We're still kids, of course, yes, there are still kids because I loved the email that her father sent us here at the station, she was beaming with pride and it's beautiful to see, so we cheered her on, yes, Stephanie, ma'am, it was fun. I'll be working. For something