British educational institutions are fighting for the opportunity to take a unique person to study.
Educational institutions in the UK invite a child with extraordinary abilities to study. We are talking about little Sherwin Sarabi, who, at the age of one, learned how to masterfully use, assemble and disassemble Apple equipment, learned the location of 195 countries, and was also able to identify the flags of states around the globe.
According to the parents of the gifted boy, living in Royston, at the age of 10 months, their son independently learned to read and write.
“We could not even imagine that a little genius is growing in our family,” admitted the 35-year-old mother of the boy, Amanda Sarabi, who works as a school teacher. - Over time, we began to notice that Shervin is developing by leaps and bounds.
According to the father of the child prodigy, 36-year-old Darud Sarabi, at the age of 1.5, Sherwin, without the knowledge of his parents, took an iPad tablet and uploaded an electronic encyclopedia into it. After that, he easily disassembled the device, studied its components and reassembled.
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- There was no limit to my surprise! - says the boy's father. “We never explained to him how to use the technique. When you look at it from the outside, it seems that Sherwin has not done this for the first time.
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After this incident, the parents, delighted with the baby's abilities, decided to turn to specialists who could explain to them the child's amazing progress.
“I often come across gifted children, but after meeting Shervin I was left amazed,” says Dr. Peter Kongton, representing the Gifted Children's Information Center. - As soon as the boy and his family came to my office, he began to list the names of all countries in the world.
As it turned out, the child independently learned the location of 195 states on the map, their names and also learned to distinguish between flags.
The boy's relatives claim that constant brain activity haunts their child. According to Amanda Sarabi, one day Sherwin woke her up in the middle of the night to tell the law of gravity.
“Sometimes my son tells me things that I've never heard of in my life,” admits Amanda. - He can easily explain the laws of classical mechanics.
- At the moment, the best educational institutions not only in Britain, but also in Switzerland offer the Sarabi family free education for their son, but parents do not want to rush to choose a school, wanting to extend their child's childhood, - says Peter Kongton.
According to a spokesperson for the Gifted Children's Information Center, a gifted baby needs constant monitoring so that in the future the child can reach his full potential.