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What do the early school opinion and later achievement in Einstein's story show?

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Correct answer: A child's ability should not be judged too early

The contrast between the early school opinion and Einstein's later achievement teaches that a child's potential should not be judged too quickly. Early observations may be incomplete, and a quiet, unusual, or apparently slow-developing child may possess abilities that become visible only with time, opportunity, and sustained effort. Thus option A is correct. Option B goes too far: the lesson does not say that teachers are always wrong; it warns against making premature judgments. Option C is contradicted by Einstein's learning and scientific accomplishments, while option D ignores human growth and development. The governing concept is potential and patience: responsible adults should encourage learners instead of defining them permanently by an early impression.

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Early JudgementChild PotentialAchievementBiography Of Albert EinsteinA Truly Beautiful MindEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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