Some people don’t seem to understand the measurement of IQ. Your IQ is relative to your age group. When they put a two-year-old in Mensa, it doesn’t mean that the two-year-old is smarter than an adult. What it means is that that two year old is smarter than 98% of other two-year-olds.
Given that, I’m not sure what kind of standardized IQ tests are available for two—year-olds. However if a two year old is reading books, doing math, speaking multiple languages etc. you can assume they’re in the top 2% of two-year-olds.
Some people don’t seem to understand the measurement of IQ. Your IQ is relative to your age group. When they put a two-year-old in Mensa, it doesn’t mean that the two-year-old is smarter than you. What it means is that that two year old is smarter than 98% of other two-year-olds.
Given that, I’m not sure what kind of standardized IQ tests are available for two—year-olds. However if a two year old is reading books, doing math, speaking multiple languages etc. you can assume they’re in the top 2% of two-year-olds.
Many people don’t seem to understand the measurement of IQ. Your IQ is relative to your age group. When they put a two-year-old in Mensa, it doesn’t mean that the two-year-old is smarter than you. What it means is that that two year old is smarter than 98% of other two-year-olds.
Given that, I’m not sure what kind of standardized IQ tests are available for two—year-olds. However if a two year old is reading books, doing math, speaking multiple languages etc. you can assume they’re in the top 2% of two-year-olds.
Many people seem to understand the measurement of IQ. Your IQ is relative to your age group. When they put a two-year-old in Mensa, it doesn’t mean that the two-year-old is smarter than you. What it means is that that two year old is smarter than 98% of other two-year-olds.
Given that, I’m not sure what kind of standardized IQ tests are available for two—year-olds. However if a two year old is reading books, doing math, speaking multiple languages etc. you can assume they’re in the top 2% of two-year-olds.