"What problems did helen keller faced in her childhood?" GIVE APPROPRIATE ANSWER AND I WILL MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST FOR SURE!!!
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Helen Keller faced many problems, which she recounts in her autobiography, The Story of My Life. All these problems center around being blind and deaf, which occurred when Keller was a very young child.
Initially, Helen had no language with which she could communicate to her family. She learned to talk a little before going blind and deaf due to illness, but she could no longer hear her family. This meant her behavior was often challenging. She threw temper tantrums, and her family members gave into her desires in order to avoid these.
Annie Sullivan, her teacher, tamed the temper tantrums by not giving into them, and Sullivan worked diligently with Helen on developing language through finger spelling. Ultimately, Helen made that connection at the well, with water running over her hands. After her acquisition of language, Helen's behavior was significantly better because she was able to communicate.
Even though Helen could communicate, she did have other challenges in her life. There was the challenge of learning about the world when she was missing two senses. Annie Sullivan had her experience as many things as possible.
There were educational challenges. For example, Helen wanted to learn to speak. She received help from a speech specialist and did learn to use her voice.
Helen ultimately went to Radcliffe, the sister college of Harvard. Annie Sullivan was one of the people who helped Helen "read" her text books by spelling the words into her hand. After multiple operations, though, Annie's eyes were weak, and she struggled to help Helen.
Helen Keller spent her entire life overcoming challenges and also reaching out to people and inspiring them.
I hope it will help u.....☺☺
Helen Keller faced many problems, which she recounts in her autobiography, The Story of My Life. All these problems center around being blind and deaf, which occurred when Keller was a very young child.
Initially, Helen had no language with which she could communicate to her family. She learned to talk a little before going blind and deaf due to illness, but she could no longer hear her family. This meant her behavior was often challenging. She threw temper tantrums, and her family members gave into her desires in order to avoid these.
Annie Sullivan, her teacher, tamed the temper tantrums by not giving into them, and Sullivan worked diligently with Helen on developing language through finger spelling. Ultimately, Helen made that connection at the well, with water running over her hands. After her acquisition of language, Helen's behavior was significantly better because she was able to communicate.
Even though Helen could communicate, she did have other challenges in her life. There was the challenge of learning about the world when she was missing two senses. Annie Sullivan had her experience as many things as possible.
There were educational challenges. For example, Helen wanted to learn to speak. She received help from a speech specialist and did learn to use her voice.
Helen ultimately went to Radcliffe, the sister college of Harvard. Annie Sullivan was one of the people who helped Helen "read" her text books by spelling the words into her hand. After multiple operations, though, Annie's eyes were weak, and she struggled to help Helen.
Helen Keller spent her entire life overcoming challenges and also reaching out to people and inspiring them.
I hope it will help u.....☺☺
VenkateshwarSwami:
but i read the novel 3 years ago
Then make it in ur own language
and i want to recall its content
Ooo, then why u need now
its an emergency as there is a inter house novel dictating competition of mine on this monday
hey plz reply
Ooo
so can u help me
btw where r u from
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