Helen's teacher took her across the tough road of her life. What role did she play in her success
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This answer describes the role of anne sullivan in helen's life to her success.
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Helen Keller holds Anne Sullivan in the highest esteem and is forever indebted to her enormous effort ,working far beyond expectations and ensuring that Helen achieved success in everything she does.
Helen even recalls the day when anne Sullivan arrived as 'the most important day I remember in my life'.
It is the methods of teaching that kept Helen curious about learning, she learnt even in her negative experiences. Sullivan taught her to 'learn from life itself'.
Sullivan's dedication helped Helen to learn the abstract ideas like 'love' and 'think'.
Helen attends the Cambridge school of young ladies and had already set aim for Radcliff college. Sullivan helped Helen by spelling the words on helen's hand. Others tried to help Sullivan as she got very tired spelling her the whole book, but anne's hands were 'drugs for Helen.' Sullivan is the real source of inspiration for Helen. Anne taught Helen to enjoy with others' pleasure even when she was overwhelmed by the problems. Sullivan was always patient, determined, even stubborn, dedicated and wise. She nevr left any opportunity in which Helen could learn something. She uses every opportunity indoors as well as outdoors. Anne Sullivan is a constant inspiration for her.
Helen feels that "the footsteps of my life are in hers'."
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You can take the required points from this text.
Helen Keller holds Anne Sullivan in the highest esteem and is forever indebted to her enormous effort ,working far beyond expectations and ensuring that Helen achieved success in everything she does.
Helen even recalls the day when anne Sullivan arrived as 'the most important day I remember in my life'.
It is the methods of teaching that kept Helen curious about learning, she learnt even in her negative experiences. Sullivan taught her to 'learn from life itself'.
Sullivan's dedication helped Helen to learn the abstract ideas like 'love' and 'think'.
Helen attends the Cambridge school of young ladies and had already set aim for Radcliff college. Sullivan helped Helen by spelling the words on helen's hand. Others tried to help Sullivan as she got very tired spelling her the whole book, but anne's hands were 'drugs for Helen.' Sullivan is the real source of inspiration for Helen. Anne taught Helen to enjoy with others' pleasure even when she was overwhelmed by the problems. Sullivan was always patient, determined, even stubborn, dedicated and wise. She nevr left any opportunity in which Helen could learn something. She uses every opportunity indoors as well as outdoors. Anne Sullivan is a constant inspiration for her.
Helen feels that "the footsteps of my life are in hers'."
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How did Anne Sullivan succeed in transforming Hellen Keller's life?
How did Anne Sullivan succeed in transforming Hellen Keller's life?
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It's no exaggeration to say that, when Anne Sullivan came into Helen Keller's life, she transformed it completely. Prior to Anne's arrival, Helen was intensely frustrated by her disabilities, unable to establish any kind of meaningful connection with the world around her. Despite her family's best efforts, no one could reach her, and so she remained trapped in a world both literally and figuratively dark and silent.
At first, Anne herself found it hard to reach Helen too. But thanks to her enormous patience and determination, she persisted, until one day she finally made a remarkable breakthrough. While Anne and Helen were out walking through the fields one day, Anne was seized by a sudden flash of inspiration. She figured out a way to establish a connection between Helen and the natural world using sign language.
Anne placed Helen's hand under a water pump, and as the water gushed over it, Anne spelled out W-A-T-E-R over Helen's fingers. For the first time in her life, Helen was able to derive meaning from her surroundings. All of a sudden, the world was no longer such a hostile, scary place. Now it was a place of wonder, a place of learning, a place to be explored. Anne's flash of inspiration provided Helen with a key to unlock some of the secrets of the dark, silent world around her, setting her on a path of discovery that she would explore for the rest of her life.
HOMEWORK HELP > HELEN KELLER
How did Anne Sullivan succeed in transforming Hellen Keller's life?
How did Anne Sullivan succeed in transforming Hellen Keller's life?
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DAVMOR1973 | CERTIFIED EDUCATOR
It's no exaggeration to say that, when Anne Sullivan came into Helen Keller's life, she transformed it completely. Prior to Anne's arrival, Helen was intensely frustrated by her disabilities, unable to establish any kind of meaningful connection with the world around her. Despite her family's best efforts, no one could reach her, and so she remained trapped in a world both literally and figuratively dark and silent.
At first, Anne herself found it hard to reach Helen too. But thanks to her enormous patience and determination, she persisted, until one day she finally made a remarkable breakthrough. While Anne and Helen were out walking through the fields one day, Anne was seized by a sudden flash of inspiration. She figured out a way to establish a connection between Helen and the natural world using sign language.
Anne placed Helen's hand under a water pump, and as the water gushed over it, Anne spelled out W-A-T-E-R over Helen's fingers. For the first time in her life, Helen was able to derive meaning from her surroundings. All of a sudden, the world was no longer such a hostile, scary place. Now it was a place of wonder, a place of learning, a place to be explored. Anne's flash of inspiration provided Helen with a key to unlock some of the secrets of the dark, silent world around her, setting her on a path of discovery that she would explore for the rest of her life.
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