Einstein was born in Germany on 1879. 1905 began to work as a patent clerk in Bern, Switzerland. 19 15 completed the earth-shattering general theory of relativity and explained the interaction of space, time and gravity. 1933 immigrated to the United States and spent the rest of his life in Princeton, New Jersey. He was active in the fields of science, politics and society until his death in 1955.
But it is rumored that he was a lazy boy when he was a child, and he was a bad student who failed math and had learning disabilities. Is it true?/You don't say. /You don't say.
According to various sources, including the Albert Einstein Archives in Israel, there are the largest collections of Einstein's works in the world, some of which are true and some are not.
Is he a bad student? Einstein started school at the age of six. According to the biography of Albert Einstein's file, his early teachers did not find him particularly talented, even though he got high marks. He hates teachers' strict rules and students' rote learning requirements. When he entered the Luitpold Gymnasium of the competitive school at the age of 9, he always had this idea. Since then, Einstein has maintained a high score. 1 1 years old began to read college physics books. 13 years old, after reading Critique of Pure Reason, he decided that Kant was his favorite writer. For anyone, he is obviously smarter.
Did he fail in math? He did well in math, but he really failed in the first entrance exam of Zurich Institute of Technology-he was only 16 years old when he graduated from high school about two years ago, and he didn't know much French. According to history.com, he was good at math, but failed in language, botany and zoology. The New York Times reported in 1984 that Einstein's paper in this exam was "full of mistakes" because the language failed, but it pointed out Einstein's own interest in research.
Finally, Einstein left the Luitpold Gymnasium and entered the Aargau State School, where he completed his high school studies-although there were still problems in French-and was automatically admitted to Zurich Institute of Technology on 1896, where he graduated.
Does he have a learning disability? It is often said that Einstein has dyslexia. It is usually difficult for us to make a diagnosis after death, but the evidence strongly suggests that he is not. People often say that he suffers from ADHD-because he daydreamed at school when he was young and was famous for his forgetfulness-and Asperger's syndrome, an autism spectrum disorder characterized by social interaction problems and repetitive behavior patterns. In 2003, the BBC reported that researchers from Cambridge University and Oxford University said that they thought Einstein (and isaac newton) had signs of Asperger's disease. At that time, he was a loner and often repeated sentences.
abstract
Einstein was very smart since he was a child, and his academic performance was very good. As for his failure in math, it is also because his French is not very good.