IQ Can Be Increased

Is it a mistake to believe that your child's intelligence is decided from birth? The answer is yes.

So many studies have shown that intelligence can be increased through social conditioning, stimulation, exposure to culture and healthy living habits.

Although there is some degree of truth to the fact that you may only be able to help develop your child's brain power to a certain extent it is also true that the set point of intelligence can be modified. There are many different things that you can do as a parent to try and raise your child's intelligence quotient and hopefully you have learned and benefited from the information that you have read in this report.

As suggested in the introduction in this book it is self-defeating and a bit of a delusion to base your assessment of your child's intelligence on the scores of an academically approved intelligence quotient test.

The truth about humans is that there is more than "book smart" in this life. True intelligence is applied. As Forrest Gump says, "Stupid is as stupid does."

Not particular test can be that accurate of a measure of a person's true intelligence. In fact the bottom-line is that intelligence is not related to academic achievement either.

Although high levels of academic achievement are a clear sign of superior intelligence it is not the be all and end all when it comes to understanding everything about a person's potential. Once again it is crucial to take into account the person's environment, surroundings and social situation.

If you follow the suggestions that have been outlined in this book and treat your child with patience, attentiveness and awareness then you will likely naturally and effortlessly optimize their natural intelligence as much as possible. They are easy to implement and the sooner you implement them the more of a chance you are giving a child to do wonderfully on the next intelligence quotient test.