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From the beginning, the story about child intelligence It always attracts attention, yes, Mother. This time there is another 10-year-old girl from Mexico named Adhara Pérez Sánchez.
Adhara Pérez Sánchez’s intelligence is actually unexpected. He even has a higher IQ than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.
Quote from Dailystar, Adhara, who aspires to be an astronaut, scored an IQ score of up to 162, you know. Amazing, right?
Adhara’s intelligence has indeed been seen since she was a toddler. When a 3-year-old child can only be introduced to basic things, Adhara is already learning to read, starting to assemble 100 puzzle pieces and learning algebra.
With these advantages, it is not surprising that now he is studying in college, Mother. And more surprisingly, he majored in two majors at once, one in systems engineering and the other in industrial engineering with a math focus.
For children his age, in fact Adhara was once considered a strange student. At his previous school, he was even bullied by his friends.
Adhara also spent time studying the periodic table at home, he admitted that he did not want to go back to school at that time. Until one day, his mother, Nallely Sánchez decided to seek help for a different education plan. It was then that Nallely found out that her daughter was a special child.
After that, Adhara entered a special school and went through the education system briefly. He also graduated from high school at the age of eight.
Continuing in college, Adhara also had the opportunity to represent her campus, Universidad CNCI in Monterrey. He was entrusted with speaking about black holes at an event organized by the Tijuana Institute of Arts and Culture.
The ambition is certainly not over, Mother. Adhara is known to want to continue his education at the University of Arizona. He hopes to be recognized by NASA for his space exploration program to achieve his goals
See the continuation on the next page, yes, Mother.
Mothers, also watch tips on developing EQ in children in the following video:
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