What were Helen kellers teenage years like?

Answer 1

Helen Keller's young adulthood was very tough. Anne Sullivan was her teacher to help her "see" and "hear" soon after that Keller learned to speak form another teacher and went back to Anne Sullivan and showed her what she learned. Helen knew that speaking was going to be hard and frusterating. Then showed her family what she learned with her new skills. Her family was very proud of Helen and rewarded her. That was he young adulthood.

Answer 2

Helen Keller's teenage years were marked by her growing interest in social and political issues, as well as her determination to advocate for the rights of people with disabilities. She continued her education, learning to speak and gaining admission to Radcliffe College. Despite facing challenges, she remained committed to breaking down barriers and inspiring others with her courage and resilience.

Answer 3

Had 3 siblings and was learning how to talk and communicate with others, her teachers name was Ann Sullivan. she learned how to write and spell words, she wrote her own novel.

Answer 4

tantrums every day, no let me correct my self. tantrums every HOUR! screaming and yelling. until she met anne. then she started to love to read and learn about nature.

Answer 5

horible