Helen Keller

 Helen Keller 

Helen Keller was an individual that had scarlet fever and became mute, blind, and deaf. We learn that Helen Keller was able to keep going despite the disadvantages that she had. At the age of 7, Helen Keller was able to obtain formal schooling at the Perkins Institute of the Blind. We learn that Anne Sullivan was able to help her learn to read with braille and a manual alphabet. We learn that she was able to learn and receive a formal education that allowed her to apply to college. 

In the year 1900, Helen Keller was accepted to Radcliffe College. We learn that she was able to go to college and was able to graduate with the Highest Honors while studying a full time schedule. Despite her difficulties, Helen Keller was able to keep working hard and complete her studies. We learn that Helen Keller was able to graduate with the Highest Honors because of her determination and motivation. We learn that when she was younger there were difficulties, yet she was able to keep learning despite the disadvantages. 

Helen Keller allows us to know that individuals can persevere with motivation in order to help others. We learn that she dedicated herself to positive causes including helping others who were born with similar dificulties. We learn that she did not waver in her studies and was able to dedicate herself to fighting against hate and envy. Helen Keller is remembered for being able to describe the importance of perseverance and using one's virtues and talents for good. Helen Keller describes the importance of genuine empathy and helping others for good.

We learn that Helen Keller was able to accomplish good things being able to work for an organization for the blind. She helped fight for the rights of individuals that were born blind. We know that she worked to help the rights of the blind since she herself had gone through difficulties. Helen Keller became the official chief spokesperson of the American Foundation of the Blind. Helen Keller was an advocate of pacifism and civil rights. We learn that Helen Keller also dedicated herself to good causes including pacifism. We learn that she was a proponent of pacifism and described the importance of living in harmony with one another without unneeded strife and conflict. We learn that Helen Keller accomplished great works. Helen Keller lived to the age of 87.