Why are Helen Kellers contributions so important and special?

Answer 1

Hellen Keller, despite being blind and deaf, was an educator and author. She quickly learned to communicate by using finger signals on the palm and learned to read using Braille. She wrote many books on her struggles which helped other similarly disabled people lead productive lives.

Answer 2

Well as you know (or should know) Hellen Keller was blind and deaf at the same time. When she was at that point in her life when she needed a good education her parents send her to a school where deaf people can learn. When she learned she learned very goodly (I know that is not a word) but even though she was deaf and blind she was one of the best students which helped the rest of the world because now we respect deaf and blind people or you can say we treat them the same way.

Answer 3

Helen Keller's contributions are important and special because she overcame tremendous challenges as a deaf-blind individual to become a leading advocate for people with disabilities. She was a champion for equality and social justice, raising awareness about the capabilities of individuals with disabilities. Keller's life story continues to inspire and empower people around the world.

Answer 4

Helen Keller's teacher was named Annie Sullivan

Answer 5

Helen Keller wrote 5 books in her life and she also made a blind and deaf school in the us.!!!!

Answer 6

she raised awareness for deaf and blind people she made many speeches and wrote a couple books.

Answer 7

Helen Keller finished college and became a teacher, speaker, and advocate for persons with disabilities. She was the first person with her disabilities to graduate college.

Answer 8

Helen Keller's main contribution to society was her influence on people; not only deaf and blind people but also others, as well.