Resiliency Project
Alexander Graham Bell
How He's Resilient
He never gave up on the telephone even though it didn't work the first time.
What He Did
- Bell's father and grandfather was both famous for in England for their work in a field of speech.
- He made a school for the deaf
- Bell assisted his father and became a teacher
- His mother told him he can take on big challenges (Bio )
- "Bell continue his scientific work for the rest of his life" ("Alexander Graham Bell").
Did you know?
"Though he is credited with this invention, Alexander Graham Bell refuses to have a telephone in his study, fearing it would distracted from his scientific work" (History ).
First invention
- He was playing with a friend when he noticed a slow husking of wheat grain, he when home and build a rotating paddle with a nail brush.
- Bell was interested in transmitted human voices over wires.
- When he moved to Canada with his family to continue with his theories
- By accident Bell sent out the first sentence "Mr.Watson I need to see you" (Alexander Graham Bell ).
What Happened When He Passed
- In 1975, Bell's sketches of the telephone was donated
- The Bell Family company is what we call now AT&T (Alexander Graham Bell ).
Alexander Graham Bell
This is Alexander Graham Bell calling Mr. Watson in the next room.
This is Alexander's sketches of the first telephone.
Alexander's diagram of the telephone
Alexander's first metal detector.
10th March 1876: Alexander Graham Bell transmits speech using the telephone