Why should Helen Keller be remembered?

Answer 1

She is a perfect example of the spirit of determination and diligence. Though the obstacles in her way were huge and nearly impossible for most, she was able to overcome them. The odds were against her, but she did it. That's what makes her so remarkable.

Answer 2

Helen Keller is remembered because, alhough normal at birth, she lost her senses of sight and hearing as a result of a fever, possibly scarlet fever or meningitis, when she was 19 months old. She was left completely deaf and blind, and so was unable to communicate in any way.

With the help of a dedicated teacher, Annie Sullivan, who broke through the barriers, Keller learned to think intelligibly and to speak via a method which involved touching the lips and throats of others as they spoke, feeling the vibrations. She also learned to read English, French, German, Greek, and Latin in Braille.

Helen Keller was famous for how she overcame her disabilities to become an author, activist and lecturer who inspired many others to succeed. She was the first deaf and blind person to graduate with a college degree, and even published 14 books. She met every President of the United States from Calvin Coolidge to John F Kennedy, and wrote to eight US Presidents. With the help of an interpreter, she lectured on behalf of the American Foundation for the Blind, travelling around the world. By her actions, Helen Keller helped remove the stigmas surrounding sight and hearing disorders, which previously had often resulted in the committal of the blind and deaf to asylums

Answer 3

Helen Keller was famous because she was both blind and deaf, but through the determination of her teacher was able to learn to both read and speak. She became a national spokeswoman on access and education for people with disabilities in the United States during her lifetime and won many victories for the blind and the deaf communities.

Answer 4

Helen Keller should be remembered for her remarkable courage and perseverance in overcoming the challenges of being deaf and blind. She was a tireless advocate for people with disabilities and a symbol of hope and inspiration for all those facing obstacles in life. Her life story continues to inspire and educate people about the power of determination and resilience.

Answer 5

educator , Helen keller overcame the advesity of being blind ,deaf and, mute to become on of the 20th centurys laeding humanitarians and founder of the ACLU.

Answer 6

helen keller will be remembered by doing everything that people that can see and can hear do.

Answer 7

she was a important blind and deaf woman