Do you think Albert misbehaved while answering the history teacher’s questions? Justify your answer.
Albert didn’t misbehave. Nor was he impolite. He addressed the history teacher quite respectfully as ‘Sir’. But Albert Einstein was not a blind follower. He had his own concept of education. He considered learning days and dates of history quite irrelevant . No doubt, he was fearless, frank and even unconventional. But he was anything except being impolite.
Why didn’t Albert feel ‘cheerful’ to go back to his lodging?
‘Mr. Braun was speechless for a few moments’. Why?
What should education be all about, according to Albert?
What punishment did the History teacher give to Albert for not answering his questions?
