The Genius Act is a new initiative in the Philippines aimed at supporting gifted students. To pass the Genius Act, students typically need to undergo a rigorous evaluation process. Here's an overview:
Eligibility Criteria
1. *Age*: Students must be between 6 and 18 years old.
2. *Academic Performance*: Students must have outstanding academic records, with a minimum grade average of 90%.
3. *Intelligence Quotient (IQ)*: Students must have an IQ score of 145 or higher.
Evaluation Process
1. *Initial Screening*: Students undergo an initial screening, which includes a review of their academic records and IQ scores.
2. *Written Examination*: Students who pass the initial screening take a written examination that assesses their critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity skills.
3. *Interview*: Students who pass the written examination undergo an interview with a panel of experts, which assesses their communication skills, emotional intelligence, and passion for learning.
4. *Final Evaluation*: The panel of experts reviews the student's performance in all evaluation stages and makes a final recommendation.
Benefits
Students who pass the Genius Act evaluation process are entitled to various benefits, including:
1. *Scholarships*: Full or partial scholarships to top Philippine schools or universities.
2. *Mentorship*: Mentorship programs with experts in their chosen fields.
3. *Research Grants*: Research grants to support their academic pursuits.
4. *Networking Opportunities*: Opportunities to network with like-minded individuals and experts in their fields.
Note that the evaluation process and benefits may vary depending on the specific program or institution implementing the Genius Act.