Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein y Santiago Ramón y Cajal tuvieron grandes dificultades en la escuela. Al primero lo expulsaron con 8 años, Einstein abandonó el bachillerato en el último curso y el ilustre premio Nobel español conoció azotes y todo tipo de castigos en cada escuela por la que pasó.
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Sí, seguro que sí.
Yes, Albert Einstein did finish high school. He initially dropped out of the Luitpold Gymnasium in Munich, Germany, at the age of 15. This was partly due to his disdain for the school's rigid, rote learning environment, which he felt stifled creativity.
Subsequently, Einstein took the entrance exam for the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology at the age of 16, but he failed the language and history sections. Upon the advice of the principal, he enrolled in a Swiss secondary school in Aarau that fostered "free thinking". He graduated from this school in 1896. This qualified him to enter the Federal Institute in Zurich.
Contrary to popular belief, Albert Einstein did not obtain low qualifications in school. In fact, he generally performed well, especially in mathematics and physics.
Einstein's academic journey was as follows:
1. He excelled in elementary school, ranking first in his class multiple times[4].
2. At age 15, Einstein left the Luitpold Gymnasium in Munich due to
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Sabemos que le gustaba el café con azucar. Pero quizás nunca sabremos si era concebollista, aunque estoy casi seguro de que sí.