what was helen kellers contribution to deaf culture?

Question

what was hellen kellers contribution to deaf culture and please list all your sources
eg websites etc

Answer 1

As a deaf-blind American, Helen Keller showed the world that adequate education, training, and rehabilitation for those who are deaf and blind will help them become independent and self-sufficient, improving the quality of their lives, and limiting the economic and social costs.

We still have far to go in making sure all people with disabilities are given every opportunity so that they may realize their maximum potential.

For more information, type Miss Keller's name in the yahoo or google search engines. She was a remarkable human being. Based on your question, you need to learn a lesson from her life on the importance of independent thinking and self-sufficiency.

Good luck.

Answer 2

The latter is the case, and asking why questions re: the divine will of God is useless efforts. They don't ever get answered. By the by, there is a true story about Helen's path to faith. It seems that after she was taught to sign, and therefore to communicate, someone shared the good news of the gospel of Christ with her and her response was, "I already knew Him; I just didn't know His name." It kind of shoots down the thinking of many that creation itself does not testify of God's wonder and power.....therefore, they are without excuse. Helen Keller looked at the design and could see the Designer.

Answer 3

Helen Keller left the world with a different view on people who couldn't see to read and people who couldn't here the sounds of here own voice. Yet even with all of her difficulties she learned to read, write, talk and eventually she gave speeches. She is an inspiration to anyone (includidng those with even half of her problems.)

Answer 4

Helen Keller jokes?

Answer 5

Teaching our Children to “Do for Themselves

learning to "speak" with hands

language is as important to the mind as light is to the eye