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Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 in Ulm, 

Germany. At age 10, Einstein found himself really interested 

in science and math. After moving to Italy and then to 

Switzerland, he graduated from high-school in 1896.

Albert had a rough childhood. He was a slow learner even his 

parents thought he was mildly retarded. While in school, his 

teacher looked at him as if he wasn't going to accomplish 

anything in life.

He was not always successful, he had many struggles. Once at 

school his teacher told his parents he would never accomplish 

anything. His teacher saw many of his struggles and saw from 

his/her perspective that he would not be able to accomplish 

anything in life.

Albert earned his first Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921 in 

recognition of scientific advances. That was not the only award 

he got, he was also awarded the Gold Medal of the Royal 

astronomical Society in 1926 for astronomy. 

 The formula, E=mc[2], The formula says energy (E)equals 

mass (m) times the speed of light (c) squared. 

Albert Einstein made most people look at our world in a 

different perspective. Even though people called him dumb, 

and said he would never accomplish anything in life, he still 

shooted for his dreams and never gave up on what he wanted 

to accomplish. Einstein persevered by shooting for his dreams, 

not giving up from what others said and overcoming many of 

his troubles.

"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we 

used when we created them." - Albert Einstein 

March 14, 1879 - April 18, 1955

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