Helen keller

Helen Keller
-Karen Mayer
-Catalina rodríguez

INTRODUCTION
Well, we’re going to talk about a woman very capable and very insistent. And we’re going to talk about her life and how she has beenremember.

ANTECEDENT: The Braille
In 1824, Louis Braille improved the braille system. He was very important for the history, but he never knew that.

HELEN KELLER
Helen Keller was born inTuscumbia, Alabama, USA, In 1880. She was born and lived like a normal child for 19 month.

THE INFIRMITY OF HELEN : The fever
When she was 19 months old, in 1882, she was ill and she had a fever for3 weeks. The doctors didn’t know what illness it, but now the doctor’s thinks it was meningitis.

HELEN KELLER BLIND AND DEAF:
Helen later of her fever she was blind and deaf, because how she wasvery little and the fever during 3 weeks, this affects to Helen in her brain.
Her family was very sad with that news. But after the situation of Helen begin to be hard, because her mother didn’tunderstand her and her father always consented.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF HELEN:
IN 1887, Anne Sullivan met to Helen, and she wasvery important in the life of Helen, because, she taught him to read, tocommunicate and to control her temperament, because, Helen was an controllable. Anne Sullivan taught with her hands. And after, Helen learns with the braille system. Anne and the braille were of many help.THE INITIATIVE OF HELEN:
In 1896, Helen entered to the Cambridge’s school and in 1900 she entered to the Radcliffe’s university. Helen went out with honors from the university and she was thefirst blind-deaf’ s person could enter and go out of an university.

THE INFLUENCE OF HELEN KELLER ON SOCIATY :
While Helen was studding in the university, she began to write a book, named “thehistory of my life”. And it had a big influence to the people. This book was wrote in normal type and in braille.

THE AWARD GIVEN TO HELEN:
In 1964, Helen was the winner of Presidential Medal of...