Question

What circumstances that led to Einstein's expulsion from in school in Munich according to class 11 snapshots

Answer 1

Einstein's presence made it difficult for his teachers to teach and for the other pupils to learn. He not only refused to learn but he was also a constant rebellion. Teachers thought that no serious work could be done in Einstein's presence and so he was ultimately expelled from school.

Einstein could not bring himself to learn facts by heart. Through Elsa, Einstein's cousin, we come to know that understanding one's lessons was not important. A student simply needed to repeat what he was taught in the exams. Einstein wanted to use his own thoughts and follow his interest. This is evident when we see that he was reading a book on Geology because he liked the subject. The strict rules of formal education seemed to suffocate him and so he was eager to leave school.

Answer 2

Answer:

Einstein's presence made it difficult for his teachers to teach and for the other pupils to learn. He not only refused to learn but he was also a constant rebellion. Teachers thought that no serious work could be done in Einstein's presence and so he was ultimately expelled from school.

Einstein could not bring himself to learn facts by heart. Through Elsa, Einstein's cousin, we come to know that understanding one's lessons was not important. A student simply needed to repeat what he was taught in the exams. Einstein wanted to use his own thoughts and follow his interest. This is evident when we see that he was reading a book on Geology because he liked the subject. The strict rules of formal education seemed to suffocate him and so he was eager to leave school.