when and how did helen learn to speak
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she tried to feel the noise that she made by keeping one hand on her throat and other on her lips feeling their movement. but she was not able to say properly in this way.
later Miss Sarah Fuller help her to speak who had help a child who was suffering with the same problem. she passed Helens hand lightly over her face to make her feel her tongue and lips when she made a sound. within the first hour itself, Helen learnt six elements of speech . "it is warm" is the first complete sentenced that Helen managed to utter.
she tried to feel the noise that she made by keeping one hand on her throat and other on her lips feeling their movement. but she was not able to say properly in this way.
later Miss Sarah Fuller help her to speak who had help a child who was suffering with the same problem. she passed Helens hand lightly over her face to make her feel her tongue and lips when she made a sound. within the first hour itself, Helen learnt six elements of speech . "it is warm" is the first complete sentenced that Helen managed to utter.
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When Helen was ten years old, she came to know about a girl in Norway, deaf and blind like her, but who had been taught to speak. This fired her passion to speak like any other ordinary human being. Anne took her to Sarah Fuller, then the principal of Horace Mann School for Deaf. Sarah would place Helen's hand on her lips, tongue, face and throat while she was talking. Helen would feel the positions of Sarah's lips and tongue and vibrations of her throat. She would place her other hand on her own lips and tongue and would try to imitate the positions of Sarah's lips and tongue. This was exhausting but she uttered her first sentence "It's too warm here" within a few days. Though she learned to speak, she was never able speak with clarity.
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