This document discusses Helen Keller, who became deaf and blind at a young age due to illness but went on to accomplish great things. It describes how her parents hired Anne Sullivan to teach her how to communicate using braille and sign language. Under Sullivan's guidance, Keller quickly learned braille, sign language, and good behavior. She eventually graduated from college and wrote several books, becoming an inspiration for disabled people everywhere. The document emphasizes how Keller succeeded despite her disabilities.

1. Great Personas and
Their Contributions
Teacher Mayumi Comon

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Do you know
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3. TRIVIA

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P R E T T Y

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14. HELEN
KELLER
STORY

15. HELEN KELLER
Helen A. Keller was a
blind deaf-mute, who
accomplished great
things. Her life story
gave courage and
hope to many people,
specially to the
handicapped.
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16. When Hellen was one year old and
seven months old, she had serious
illness. After that, she was never
able to see, hear nor talk.
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17. A happy thing happened to Helen
when she was six years old. Her
parents requested Ms. Anne
Mansfield Sullivan to teach her how
read Braille, a written language for
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18. Ms. Sullivan was a graduate of
Perkins School for the Blind in
Boston, Massachusetts.
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19. Under Ms. Sullivan’s guidance,
Helen learned many important
things quickly. Aside from the good
behavior and reading Braille, she
also learned to use sign language,
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20. At the age of eight, Helen become
very famous. Many people were
amazed at what she could do.
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21. In 1904, she graduated from college
with honors. After college, she
delivered speeches and wrote many
books. She even wrote one about
her teacher, Anne Sullivan. She
traveled around the word also.
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22. Special schools and libraries for the
blind and deaf were built with
Helen’s help. Indeed, she is an
inspiration to many people.
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23. COMPREHESION SKILLS
1. Who was Helen Keller?
2. What caused her inability to see,
hear and talk?
3. How did Helen’s parents help her to
cope with her situation?
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24. 4. What learnings did Mrs. Sullivan
share with Helen?
5. How did she show her appreciation
to her teacher?
6. What were the achievements Helen
Keller attained?
7. How did her story help uplift the
morale of handicapped people?
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25. Thank You
MAYUMI COMON
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