Anne Sullivan / Albert Einstein

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She managed to graduate at the top of her class from the Perkins Institute.

She continues to be an inspiration.

Despite all of her struggles, Anne worked hard to succeed.

Anne's family was extremely poor and her father was an alcoholic and abusive.

Anne began some of her most important work when she was called on to tutor a young blind and deaf girl named Helen Keller.

Anne had to teach her obedience before anything else.

Anne helped Helen go on to accomplish great things.

Her mother died two years later, and her father put both of the children in an orphange.

People felt sorry for him and took pity on him.

He did not let what other people thought of him get him down.

He learned to say no when it was most important.

He was able to become famous worldwide.

He was curious.

He was very learning disabled.

He was denied U.S. citizenship.

He was placed in an orphanage.

Albert Einstein flunked out of his school.

Albert Einstein refused to play the violin.

Albert Einstein was given the Nobel Prize.

Young scientists began writing letters to Albert Einstein.

"The Theory of Relativity"

"Albert Einstein vs. The Scientific World"

"Einstein's Education"

"A Brief Story of Albert Einstein"