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When they come into this world they, day by day, learn about the things around them. A little boy might see an iron for the first time. He’ll touch the hot iron and burn himself, but he doesn’t know better because he’s never come cross an iron before. Once he burns himself he now knows what the iron is and what it can do to him; in that case he won’t touch it anymore. Therefore he learned from his mistake. His mistake being that he touched the hot iron and burned himself and he learned that hot irons shouldn’t be touched. As we experience new things we learn from the outcomes; one reason why people say old folks are wise people, they have gone through so much and have learned about what they have gone through. As we get older we learn new things from our experiences. Once we start attending school we learn so many new things. From grades pre-K to 12th grade we learn and ready our brains for our future. In school we learn about
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We all see him as a genius, but not everyone knows his early life. Einstein didn’t speak until the age of three. His school work was mediocre at best, but that didn’t stop him from learning. As a teenager Einstein taught himself advanced math and physics. When he applied to the Eidgenössische Polytechnische Schule (Swiss Federal Polytechnic School) he failed most of his entrance exam, but got exceptional marks in mathematics and physics. Because of that he was accepted. His first job after he graduated was as a patent clerk. He thought the job was dull. The spare time he had, he used it to research, which he eventually earned his doctorate in physics from the University of Zürich. Now, thanks to Einstein, we know the general theory of relativity, the existence of space time. He also showed that nothing moved faster than light, and how a tiny amount of matter can make an enormous amount of energy using the equation of E=Mc². He discovered most of this before his thirtieth birthday (Albert Einstein
We all see him as a genius, but not everyone knows his early life. Einstein didn’t speak until the age of three. His school work was mediocre at best, but that didn’t stop him from learning. As a teenager Einstein taught himself advanced math and physics. When he applied to the Eidgenössische Polytechnische Schule (Swiss Federal Polytechnic School) he failed most of his entrance exam, but got exceptional marks in mathematics and physics. Because of that he was accepted. His first job after he graduated was as a patent clerk. He thought the job was dull. The spare time he had, he used it to research, which he eventually earned his doctorate in physics from the University of Zürich. Now, thanks to Einstein, we know the general theory of relativity, the existence of space time. He also showed that nothing moved faster than light, and how a tiny amount of matter can make an enormous amount of energy using the equation of E=Mc². He discovered most of this before his thirtieth birthday (Albert Einstein