Always be positive
A fatherless 7/8 year old boy came home from school and told his mother,,,,
“Mom”– the principal kindly gave me some candy,, and– this letter for you,,,
Mother opened the letter and cried.
Seeing tears in his mother’s eyes, the boy said, “Mother.”
Why are you crying?
Mother wiped her eyes and said, “Dad.”
Cry of Joy:
It’s a cry of joy,
So he kissed the boy and said; my
Genius Dad,; I read the letter to you.
Mother take it as positive:
Mother shouted with joy and changed the language of Sir’s writing and started reading in her own way,,,, “Ma’am”.
Your son is a mortal genius.
Like teaching him in our small town
We don’t have teachers;
So–if you can take your son to a big city
It is better to get admission in a school.
This boy will one day gain a lot of fame in the world.
After reading the paper, the mother kissed the boy and said, I will teach this genius boy myself.
The mother herself taught the boy to become one of the best scientists in the United States and the world.
Thomas Alva Edison:
Thousands of inventions, including electric bulb, sound recording, movie camera or moving picture etc.;
After his mother’s death:
After his mother’s death, Thomas Edison went to his mother’s small house in that small village one day while cleaning the house and found the letter from the school principal, Thomas read the letter and cried!!
It read,
“Madam–
Your son Thomas Edison is mentally retarded;;
He is so stupid that we have no power to teach him.
We don’t even know who is there, because of your son, the reputation of our school will be tarnished.
So as per the decision of the committee your son is permanently expelled from the school ;;;
Teaching:-
Always be positive with child, home is the best educational institution and mother is the best teacher!!
Thomas Edison Birth and Early Life:
Thomas Edison was born in 1847 in Milan, Ohio, but grew up in Port Huron, Michigan, after the family moved there in 1854. He was the seventh and last child of Samuel Ogden Edison Jr. (1804–1896, born in Marshalltown, Nova Scotia) and Nancy Matthews Elliott (1810–1871, born in Chenango County, New York). His patrilineal family line was Dutch by way of New Jersey; the surname had originally been “Edeson”
