Helen KellerIntro Statement: Though Helen Keller was

born deaf and blind, she overcame her struggles to become one of the most

admired women in the world.

Introduction Despite all her difficutlies Helen Keller

lived an active physical life She wrote 14 books Traveled around the world And received her degree from Radcliff

College.

History

Helen could talk in full sentence. She had made an amazing progress

just after 2 years with a tutor . She went to the Perkin institute for

blind. Helen was very intelligent young lady

and her aspirations were limitless. She was able to buy her own house.

Purpose

Learn fingertip alphabet Learned how to write Mastered Braille Used a Typewriter Spoke well enough to go to high school and

graduate cum laude in 1904. Dedicated her life to imporvin the condition

of the blind and the deaf-blind around the world

Brought courage to millions of blind people.

Argument

Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller Both grew up with Disabilities

Annie's childhood was hard and through that she gained strength

Annie became Helens teacher and through tough love she taught her how to read and write

Helen became successful with a series of books she wrote and graduated from Radcliff college

They became life long friends and showed the world how you can accomplish anything

Reference

Feeney, D. (1999). From darkness and silence: The remarkable journey of Helen Keller. Biography, 3(5), 102. Retrieved from MasterFILE Premier database

(2005). The Life of Helen Keller. Scholastic News -- Edition 1, 61(6), 1. Retrieved from MasterFILE Premier database.