Everyone has their own talents.
Quite often, people who studied at the school in twos and threes in the end achieve in life very much and become not only famous, but also great people. You can learn the history of some of these people, who managed to prove that grades are not important.
Isaac Newton. Physics of the future academic failure has been associated with bad behaviour and lack of interest in school subjects. In the team he also did not go well. Once the boy was beaten by a classmate, and then Isaac decided again by the power of the enemy, he did not win, he will crush his intelligence! Since then, he began to read widely and persistently.
Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky. This bold and expressive poet in childhood differed complicated character. He was a terrible Tomboy, which, naturally, didn’t like teachers.
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. The genius of prose twice remained in high school for a refresher course. However, who cares if now high school students learn literature on his works?
Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin was clearly a humanist. In any case, with the arithmetic he had no friends. The laws of mathematics he was given. Pushkin even remained at the Lyceum for the second year.
Napoleon I Bonaparte. Teachers could not endure the future Emperor. Most of the items were given to Napoleon with great difficulty. Somehow he coped with mathematics. However, in the future he had a lot of people who can be entrusted with the calculations. Napoleon was waiting for more great things.
Ludwig van Beethoven. Music genius had no interest in learning. Like many other talented people, the math he didn’t understand. But this clearly has not prevented to create stunning musical pieces.
Winston Churchill was an iconic figure of the twentieth century and was a lazy student. He showed no aptitude for the Humanities or the exact Sciences. However, this did not prevent him in 1953 to become a Nobel prize winner.
