What difference do you notice between Dr Samuel's teaching to Laura and miss Sullivan's teaching to Helen Keller?
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Dr. Samuel taught Laura just for a year or two. After this, he didn't instruct Laura Bridgman himself, however, gave her over to different educators, who under his course carried on the work of showing her language. He essentially kept a record of all perceptions identifying with Laura and filled in as an unimportant researcher. Laura was constantly subject to study for him and she never built up her very own identity.
Be that as it may, this was very extraordinary for Miss Sullivan. She never took Helen as a question of any test or perception. She knew from the earliest starting point that Hellen Keller would be more intriguing and fruitful than Laura Bridgman. She helped Helen build up an unmistakable identity so much that Helen kept her in a short of breath race to address her issues with no time or quality to make a logical review.
Be that as it may, this was very extraordinary for Miss Sullivan. She never took Helen as a question of any test or perception. She knew from the earliest starting point that Hellen Keller would be more intriguing and fruitful than Laura Bridgman. She helped Helen build up an unmistakable identity so much that Helen kept her in a short of breath race to address her issues with no time or quality to make a logical review.
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