What were Helen Keller's most important accomplishments?

Answer 1

Almost everything Helen Keller did was an accomplishment...from discovering that things have names to going to college. When she was younger, her biggest as learning that things have names. Her first 'word' was water. After a hard day, Annie and Helen stopped by their water pump to get a drink. Annie put Helen's hand under the stream and spelled 'water' in the finger alphabet into her other hand. By the time Helen was 10, she had a huge vocabulary, could read and write in Braille, write (messily) in English, and speak!

In 1888 she visited Perkins Institution for the Blind. In 1894, she went to Wright Humanson School in New York. In '96, she went to Cambridge School for Young Ladies. In 1900, she was accepted into Radcliff College. While there, she wrote her first book. When she went to do the entry exams, Annie wasn't allowed into the room with her. (A teacher spelled out the questions into her hand.) Despite the difficulties, she made it in! During classes, Annie spelled lectures into her hand. She made many good friends and was elected vice president of her class. She learned to use a regular typewriter for her homework as well as a Braille typewriter.

As an older woman, Helen gave speeches and lectures. She took voice lessons so people could understand her speeches. She went to Japan to raise money for education of blind and deaf children, because there were so many disabled kids n Japan. Actually, she traveled around the world, lecturing and raising money. Source: http://www.edina.k12.mn.us/cornelia/classrooms/5th/millenium_person/Dahl/helen_keller/accomplishments.htm

Answer 2

Helen Keller's most important accomplishments include becoming the first deaf-blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, advocating for people with disabilities through her writing and activism, and co-founding the American Civil Liberties Union. Her journey of overcoming her disabilities and becoming a prominent advocate inspired many and continues to inspire people around the world.

Answer 3

One major accomplishment of Helen Keller was dedicating her life to helping blind and deaf people. She also accomplished learning to read and write while blind and deaf. She graduated with a bachelor's and magna cum laude.

Answer 4

Helen Kellers' most important accomplishments were learning to read, write, and speak.

Answer 5

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