Social and Moral Development
In this project we going to cover all different stages of life of Albert Einstein and provide background of his early life and how he grew up always fascinated by objects movement and a great passion for mathematics and the universe and all stages of his life from childhood all the way to adulthood.
Albert Einstein was born in a Jewish family in Ulm, Württemberg, Germany, on March 14, 1879. His father, Hermann Einstein was a salesman and an engineer, while his mother’s name was Pauline Einstein. In 1880 they all family moved to Munich, where his father founded an electrical equipment manufacturing company, Elektrotechnische Fabric J. Einstein & Cie, along with his uncle. As a child, Einstein never observed Jewish religion practices and attended a Catholic elementary school. But he faced speech difficulties in elementary school, but he always remained as the most top student.
At the age of five, Einstein was influenced by a pocket compass that was given to him by his father. The movement of the needle had an impression on his young mind, as he grew, he started building models and mechanical devices, showing deep interest in mathematics. By the age of twelve, he had learnt Euclidean geometry and studied calculus. After his father’s business failed, Einstein’s family moved to Pavia. During this time, he wrote his first scientific work, "The Investigation of the State of Aether in Magnetic Fields. Einstein did not even complete his high school and he later applied to ETH, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. Einstein met his future wife, Mileva Mari in 1896. She was the only woman studying mathematics at ETH.

Within a few years, both of them grew loving each other and finally fell in love. In 1900, Einstein graduated with a degree in physics. During 1909, Einstein wrote another paper, this time explaining the photon concept. Albert Einstein grew up in Germany and when he was 15 he finished school and he was the top of his class. Albert Einstein decided to re-join his family in Milan. He wanted to become a teacher. He ended up working in the Patent Office. Most of his great theories were written while he worked there but not while he was at work. He studied and wrote his theories in his spare time! Later he did get the chance teach. For a while he liked this profession, but, "He became tired of teaching the same things day after day."
In 1921 Einstein received the Nobel Prize for Physics later in that same year he was selected director of a new research institute in Berlin, Germany. He stayed there during World War 1 then moved back to America in 1933! Albert Einstein had two wives. His second wife was his own cousin. Einstein was more than a scientist. He was also a passivism. He wrote letters to President Roosevelt warning him of the danger of the new atomic bomb. He believed that no one should ever use the atomic bomb you won't believe it but, he was offered the presidency of Israel. Einstein declined! He found it embarrassing to refuse, but he did. Einstein lived an overall happy life and he died of natural causes April 18, 1955 in Princeton, New Jersey. He was eighty-six years old. Albert Einstein is known for his work and his brilliant mind. He helped and changed the lives of many people.