What was the influence of Helen Keller’s parents on her life?
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Her parents first sought the help of a local eye surgeon who referred them to Dr. Alexander Graham Bell. The famous inventor had a significant influence on Keller's life by introducing her to Anne Sullivan, a blind educator.
Sullivan agreed to teach Keller as many basic skills as she could, from learning the alphabet through sign language to developing her abilities to read and write. Sullivan taught Keller braille at a young age and helped her read advanced texts such as Shakespearean plays. As a teacher and mentor, Sullivan also influenced Keller's perspective by showing her the importance of attending to subjects she didn't enjoy, such as math, and enjoying the beauty of the outside world.
Sullivan agreed to teach Keller as many basic skills as she could, from learning the alphabet through sign language to developing her abilities to read and write. Sullivan taught Keller braille at a young age and helped her read advanced texts such as Shakespearean plays. As a teacher and mentor, Sullivan also influenced Keller's perspective by showing her the importance of attending to subjects she didn't enjoy, such as math, and enjoying the beauty of the outside world.
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as well know that helen was handicapped her parents didnot loss they appointed a teacher she thought helen blind language and a educated person
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