Twenty-two science teachers. One simple question: What was the longest name for Albert Einstein you ever taught your students?
We Asked 22 Science Teachers About The Longest Name For Albert Einstein They Ever Taught Their Students
11. Tanya Bucknell – “On the last day of school, I said to my students, ‘Now, I have taught you all that I know about science.’ And they said, ‘That is not true. You have not taught us one of the longer names for Albert Einstein.’ So, I sat down and began to tell them the longest name I knew for Albert Einstein. I began with the Albert, and then went on to the William, the Clyde, the O’Donnell, the Bob—all the way until the 37th and final Einstein. For years, I sat in that classroom, telling them the name, the longest name for Albert Einstein that I knew. When it was over, many of them had died of old age, but several had lived long enough. Long enough to learn the longest name for Albert Einstein. And once they had learned it, they said to me, ‘This name is too long. Even for Albert Einstein. Look at us. We have grown old just listening to it.’ And I didn’t disagree.”
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