Sir Issac Newton

In June 1661 Isaac Newton had taken admission in Trinity College of Cambridge University. Research paper of one John Stibel revealed that during that time the teaching system was based on old Aristotel theory which was becoming outdated. Isaac Newton had preference for the thinking of later day philosophies like Descartes, Astronomers, Galileo, Copernicus and […]

After rejoining the King’s School Isaac Newton showed his intellectual brilliance and educational prowess. He was declared the most promising and proficient student of the school. Isaac was then a 18 years old lad, who was born orphan, premature and later abandoned by his mother. He was always hungry for affection and love. This was

Isaac had spent his childhood at his grandma’s in a small village Colsterworth. For his basic education Isaac was enrolled in the local primary school. The grandma Margrerie showed keen interest in his education as she felt the boy had talent and intelligence. After his primary education at the village school he must go to

Henna Escuff was the name of the mother of Isaac Newton. A woman from an ordinary family she was. Some future diviner had predicted that she was not destined to get a happy marital life. Henna felt no good about it. But the British society of that period did not put much faith in future

Isaac Newton was born in 1643. Then England was the prominent member of the richest countries of the world. It had begun its campaign of colonising other states. England of the period of about 366 years ago was shackled in religious orthodoxy. The religion dictated the mind of people but education was making inroads into