What was Albert Einstein's learning disability?

Answer 1

He did actually. He was dyslexic which meant that he saw every word backwards. For example car, he saw rac which made it hard for him in school. At his time, people with this disabilty were considered stupid.

Answer 2

It is not clear whether or not Albert Einstein had a disability. Some say that he has a learning disability, more specifically that he had dyslexia, but this is strongly denied by his biographers.

Answer 3

Although reports have been greatly exaggerated (and it's possible he had no disability at all), he did take longer to learn to speak than other children his age, and later, exhibited symptoms that may have been diagnosed as ADD, if that were a thing yet.

Answer 4

Some people think he might have been autistic.