How did Helen Keller although deaf and blind learn to speak?

Answer 1

From the age of six, Anne Sullivan was Helen's teacher (Sullivan herself was nearly blind from a different disease). She educated Helen solely by the use of touch. Helen was able to associate words spelled onto her hands that represented objects and ideas. Later she used a similar technique to read braille, and she could still feel vibrations that she came to associate with sounds.

Answer 2

Helen Keller learned to speak with the help of her teacher, Anne Sullivan, who used a technique called finger-spelling to help Helen understand and connect words with physical objects. Through intense dedication and repetition, Helen Keller was able to associate the movements of Anne Sullivan's fingers with words and eventually learn to speak.

Answer 3

helen keller learned sign language from a sign language teacher name anne sullivan

Answer 4

she felt how people talked cause when people talk to her she cant understand but she puts her thumb in there mouth to understand how to talk she did the same thing and she started to talk

Answer 5

Helen Keller was not born deaf. She went deaf after she started learning to speak. Her ability to speak can be traced back to scattered memories of speech.