Describe miss sarah fuller,principal of the horans mann school as result oriented teacher
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Helen Keller had a strong desire to learn how to speak. This would be difficult for her, because she could not hear her own voice and she could not see her moving lips. Helen had heard of a deaf and blind girl from Norway who had learned how to speak, and she became determined to do the same.
Miss Sullivan sought out Miss Sarah Fuller, who was the principal at the Horace Mann School. Rather than refer Helen to another teacher, Miss Fuller took on the task of teaching the girl herself. In her autobiography, Helen described Miss Fuller as a "lovely, sweet-natured lady."
Miss Sullivan sought out Miss Sarah Fuller, who was the principal at the Horace Mann School. Rather than refer Helen to another teacher, Miss Fuller took on the task of teaching the girl herself. In her autobiography, Helen described Miss Fuller as a "lovely, sweet-natured lady."
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