Mental retardation Edison

Author: Zeng Mingqi
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Edison was once cursed as a "moron" by his teacher and was cruelly expelled from school, yet he later achieved over 2,000 inventions. See how this "moron" grew, struggled, and achieved success. Edison (1847-1931) was an American and a world-famous great inventor. In his childhood, Edison was regarded as a "moron" by his teacher and was forced to leave school after only three months of primary education, never setting foot in a school again. Fully relying on diligent self-study, Edison entered the world of scientific invention and never ceased his creative efforts even during his travels, eventually becoming a renowned scientific master. Throughout his life, Edison held over 2,000 inventions and made great contributions to humanity, earning titles such as the "Inventor King," the "Leader of the Electrical Age," and the "Napoleon of Science."
Children, let us follow the path Edison took and see how a boy once deemed a "moron" by his teacher and later suffering from deafness grew, struggled, and succeeded.