21 Einstein and the Little Girl Workbook Titles

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This is a text by my daughter.

My daughter insisted that I take a look. I knew she was skeptical of the authenticity of the article, but she couldn't say that it was wrong, so she showed it to me.

I was skeptical of the story after reading it. Einstein's messy and unkempt signs were suggested by more than one person, but he didn't change them. It's just that he finds it more fun to think and doesn't want to waste time.

Einstein loved children for a long time, he was a gentleman, polite to people, and nice to children. It is possible for the little girl to say that he is not a great person, and it is also possible to teach him to tidy up. But asking a little girl to come to the office and teach him to tidy up his room, and it lasted for many days, which made people suspicious.

Einstein should not be a person who is willing to coax children, and he is not very close to his own children.

No one in the account of Einstein says that the last period of his life became clean and tidy. If there is such a change, the biographer must have hyped it up as a blind source of important information, which is much more interesting than the theory of relativity.

I have doubts about this text.

Talking about this text today, Chi Yan is because this text can question authority, and there is no need to accept authoritative figures in its entirety, and he also has shortcomings. And the article itself is questionable. At least the daughter seriously doubted it. I support her skepticism.

Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879, in Ulm, eastern Germany, of Jewish descent. His father, Heilman? Einstein was very talented in mathematics, but his parents had no money for him to go to school, so he had to give up school and start a business.

Albert Einstein was the daughter of a wealthy grain merchant and was very talented. At a young age, Einstein began to learn**, and at the age of six he began to practice playing the violin, and ** almost became Einstein's"Second career", the violin accompanies him for life.

Before Einstein went to school, his father gave him a compass (compass), and the needle of the compass always pointed to the north and south poles, which made little Einstein study and fascinate for a long time, and until he became an adult, he still remembered this thing that impressed him. Another experience also left a deep impression on him. After a few years of schooling, he received a textbook of Euclidean geometry, in which many axioms were so unquestionably argued that he was so curious that he could not follow the course, but learned it in one sitting.

Einstein, like Newton, was not precocious, he could not speak by the age of three, and he did not speak during his entire studies"Prodigy"He is mainly dissatisfied with the teacher's rigid teaching methods, but has a strong ability to explore independently, diligently and self-taught. He taught himself basic mathematics, including calculus, and some theoretical physics in middle school, and when he entered college, he often missed classes and studied classical theoretical physics on his own, studying Maxwell's theory of electromagnetism.

Albert Einstein was unpreconceived and innovative. "Doubt everything"throughout his scientific career. Of course, Einstein's outstanding scientific achievements came from his perseverance.

Once, a young man asked Einstein for the secret of his success, and Einstein wrote him a formula: a x y z. He explained that A represents success, X represents the effort and labor you put in, Y represents your interest in the problem being studied, and Z means less empty talk and be humble and cautious.

Albert Einstein famously said:"Scientific research is like drilling a plank, some people like to drill thin, and I like to drill thick. "

One word, lazy !! Destroying !! Hail !! Sail !!

He saw the other man wearing a red hat and judged that he was wearing a black hat. Analysis: One of the 3 people wears a red hat on his head, then the remaining 4 hats are "1 red and 3 black", which are assigned to those two people, so when one of them sees that the other person's hat is black, the remaining hat is "1 red and 2 black", that is, the hat he is wearing may be red or black.

If you see that the other person's hat is red, the remaining 3 hats must be black, and the hat you are wearing is a black hat.

Einstein and the Little Girl text.

The text tells the story of Einstein and the little girl who met each other three times, got along with each other, and became good friends.

The first paragraph (1-3) writes about a 12-year-old girl who bumped into the great scientist Albert Einstein on the street. (First Encounter).

The second paragraph (4-5) describes the little girl's second encounter with Albert Einstein. (Second Encounter).

In the third paragraph (6), Einstein invited the little girl to be a guest, and the little girl handed over to Einstein to tidy up his things and room. (Third Encounter).

The fourth paragraph (7-8) writes about Einstein's intimacy with the little girl, which makes the little girl's mother curious.

The text is to the effect: The text tells about a little girl who bumped into Albert Einstein, and after the two met, they became friends who learned from each other and helped each other.

It mainly writes about the famous scientist Albert Einstein learning to dress and tidy up from a 12-year-old girl, reflecting Einstein's love for science, modesty and studiousness, and also showing the girl's frankness and cuteness. Albert Einstein was the greatest of all. Because he is rigorous and meticulous in his work, he has made great contributions to the cause of science.

In life, he is approachable, amiable, humble and courteous, and has an innocent heart. You!

1.In the eyes of the little girl, Albert is by no means a "person", but a prominent point of some need, which is the real interest. From this point of view, the little girl had no interest in him personally.

2.Einstein has an inexplicable glory in society, and for the sake of subconscious vanity, the little girl can't wait to take a picture with him. 3.

For some kind of non-existent bond, the little girl will piece together his portrait in her mind with the brightest and noblest fragments, in order to achieve the same exchange value in society. But the portrait would never be in her treasure room.

As a result, Einstein had the impression of a kind and noble celebrity he didn't know, and he didn't know when he would take this beautiful flower off his ears.

Hmm, is this a **? I haven't read it, but I'm just reasoning casually, and it's no wonder if I'm wrong.