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What did Helen Keller do for us?
Seriously u dnt no I did a sPeech
Why would Helen Keller write a book about herself?
She wanted people to know about her life and how she learned a different language from all of us.
Who was molly to Helen Keller?
Molly was a sister to her well like a best friend to her.
Why is Helen Keller worth studying?
TO learn about Helen Keller is to learn about the amazing powers and strengths of people with physical disabilities. To overcome these by learning to read and talk and write and study and teach others is superb. She was a fabulous woman of her time and of today. A role model for many of us -such determination. Her teacher has to be commended too -stuck with her from the difficult beginnings when a little blind girl was just thought to be uncontrollable -until her university days. Keller went on to be a highly regarded touring spokesperson.
Who represents Alabama in Statuary Hall at the US Congress?
Helen Keller and Joseph Wheeler, General, CSA, General, USA and US Congressman.
Who was Helen Keller's grandma?
BOOM...BOOM...Batman, are you with us? We need you on 13th elm street this very second!
Did Helen Keller us both brallie and sign language?
She did use both, and she helped come up with brallie too!
The first circulating coin to use Braille was Alabama's quarter in the US Mint state quarter program Who was on it?
Helen Keller was pictured on the reverse. George Washington, as with all of the state quarters, was on the obverse.
Who were the women that have been on the US coins?
Susan B. Anthony on the dollar coin, Sacagawea on the golden dollar, and Helen Keller on the Alabama quarter
What fact for kids Helen Keller tells us?
kids came to know how the people suffer &they takeout solutions of their problems instead of crying
Did Helen Keller know what she wanted to become in the future?
Oh, what a lovely question! Helen Keller had dreams just like you and me. Despite facing challenges, she wanted to make a difference in the world. She became a writer, speaker, and advocate for people with disabilities, showing us all that with determination and perseverance, we can achieve our dreams.
How can you connect your experiences with Helen Keller experiences?
Although my experiences may not perfectly mirror Helen Keller's, I can still draw connections by reflecting on our shared themes of perseverance, determination, overcoming adversity, and the importance of communication. Both of us have faced challenges and found ways to navigate through them, ultimately growing stronger and more resilient as a result. Through introspection and empathy, I can deepen my understanding of Helen Keller's remarkable journey and find inspiration in her remarkable achievements.
