My youngest daughter is a genius and she also has a photographic memory.
That is impressive.  So she demonstrates exceptional intellect across the board, or in a specific area
She definitely has areas where she is very strong such as creative subjects but she is weak with anything to do with math concepts.
Yes, from what I understand, even throughout history, geniuses has shown high levels of achievement in a more specified kind of way.  You mentioned that she also has a photogenic memory, that is amazing.  How did you find out about that?
I found out when she was quite young. She started to read at two years of age and knew her states and capitols at two and half.
converging on a definition that emphasizes creativity and eminent achievement. Usually, genius is associated with talent, but many authors (for example Cesare Lombroso and Arthur Schopenhauer) systematically distinguish these terms.
Etymology.
In ancient Rome, the "genius" (plural in Latin "genii") was the guiding spirit or tutelary deity of a person, family "(gens)", or place "(genius loci)". The noun is related to the Latin verb "genui, genitus", "to bring
not used to black people, he is intimidated by Huey's intellect and has struggled trying to debate with Huey during class.
- Mrs. Peterson – Riley's teacher who has a strict rule of giving her students no special treatment, where they must pull their weight or fail. Because of this, she once failed a girl from Romania, who was a math genius, but could barely read or write. Before she started teaching, she was originally a nun, then she worked in three maximum-security prisons.