https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx By: Libby and Mayse en-us 2018-10-30 17:52:35 UTC 2024-10-28 03:13:29 UTC hello@padlet.com maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/300648167 Rise up  - Andra Day
"You're broken down and tired
Of living life on a merry go round
And you can't find the fighter
But I see it in you so we gonna walk it out... I'll rise up
I'll rise unafraid" 
Helen Keller had a lot going against her, as a deaf/blind young girl before Anne Sullivan there was no way for her to communicate. She would have constant temper tantrums which was very troubling to her parents. After Helen Keller found her way to read and understand language because of Anne Sullivan she became an advocate for the deaf and blind community to get education opportunities and welfare for them. She helped people struggling to fight against there challenges face their challenges and find an education and just life. ]]> 2018-11-05 18:32:09 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/300648167 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301455059 2018-11-07 13:05:53 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301455059 libby_proctor https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301609013 Helen Keller's form of education was introduced and taught by a Women named Anne Sullivan. At the beginning of Helen's education, at the age of 6, she was hesitant towards Sullivan but eventually they became close while Keller began to communicate with others. A picture of herself as a child and Sullivan would be Keller's wallpaper because Sullivan was one of the most important people in her life and taught Keller everything she knows. ]]> 2018-11-07 16:29:16 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301609013 libby_proctor https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301624454 In 1896, Helen Keller went on to get an education on the College level. She first attended Cambridge School For Young Ladies, which allowed her story get out to the public. This allowed her to meet more influential people such as Mark Twain, who later introduced her to Henry H. Rogers. Rogers was impressed with Keller and her drive for education that he agreed to pay for her tuition at Radcliffe College. Because of her attendance, she later was able to write a book called "The Story of my Life" with the help from Sullivan and Sullivan's husband. Later, she finished and graduated college at age of 24 in 1904]]> 2018-11-07 16:48:01 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301624454 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301649013 This picture is of a cottage of Helen Keller family plantation. After Anne Sullivan was working with Helen Keller, Keller refused to cooperate out of frustration. Due to this behavior Sullivan and Keller moved to this cottage on Keller's plantation away from the family and everybody else, this way Keller could focus only on Sullivan's instruction. Through rigorous attempt Keller finally learned words, spelling, and writing. Without this Helen Keller would never have been the inspiration she was to so many]]> 2018-11-07 17:17:00 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301649013 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301649313 This image is of The Cambridge School for Young Ladies is the education Helen Keller received in 1898 (when she was 18) to prepare for Radcliffe college. Helen Keller was determined to go to college from a young age and The Cambridge School for Young Ladies was an important step for her to get there and be the rolemodel and inspiration for many. ]]> 2018-11-07 17:17:19 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301649313 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301650082 Life 360:
Life 360 is an app that allows friends or family members to share their location with each other and communicate with each other. Anne Sullivan was always by Helen's side to help her communicate as her interrupter. "Sullivan accompanied Keller to every class as an interpreter.", according to U.S History in context. Sullivan went everywhere Keller went because without Sullivan Keller would not be able to achieve her goals, such a s graduating collage. Polly Thompson joined Keller and Sullivan as a secretary in 1914 after coming as a Scottish immigrant. Sullivan passed away in 1936, which allowed Thompson to become Keller's assistant and then helped to interpret and help Keller communicate. ]]> 2018-11-07 17:18:09 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301650082 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301650456 Silence  - Marshmallow 
"Can't tell me there's no point in trying, I'm at one, and I've been silent for too long"
Helen Keller had to fight against all of her challenges (being deaf and blind since the age of 19 months) to learn and understand language, to achieve her dream of going to college and becoming successful. She was unable to properly communicate until she was 6 and meet Anne Sullivan. After she learned language she kept working toward her dream and became the inspiration she is today by achieved accomplishments people thought were not possible. She became not only an inspiration and a political help to the death and blind community but and inspiration to everyone; that determination will truly get you anywhere. ]]> 2018-11-07 17:18:34 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301650456 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301658309 Helen Keller attended Radcliffe College the fall of 1900. Helen Keller had always been determined to go to college even thought she faced the challenges of being deaf/blind. Helen Keller received a Bachelor of Arts degree cum laude in 1904, Helen Keller was the first deaf/blind person to do this. Helen Keller became an inspiration for so many through these accomplishments which allowed her to be the legacy that she was.  ]]> 2018-11-07 17:27:17 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301658309 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301663581 CNN:
Helen Keller would have CNN on her phone because Keller was always wanting to be involved and help awareness be spread. According to Motivation and Inspiration from Helen Keller, "In 1909, Keller joined the Socialist party. It suited her desire to bring justice to all people, with special attention to those who were deaf, blind, or mentally retarded." She would want to be updated for the latest news especially because she was apart of the Socialist party. She was very politically involved: For example Keller protested the involvement in WW1, she supported workers rights and was an advocate for women suffrage. Helen Keller was very involved of the welfare of the deaf and blind community causing her to be globally inspirations though American foundation for the Blind, and travels to visit worlds leaders and influencers. For these reasons Helen Keller would be very interested in news to continue her political and social activism, making the CNN app an app you would find on her phone.]]> 2018-11-07 17:34:39 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301663581 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301706897 Rise - Katy Perry
"I won't just survive
Oh, you will see me thrive
Can't write my story
I'm beyond the archetype"
Helen Keller didn't just learn language she was able to achieve so many accomplishments that were almost unbelievable. Helen Keller graduated college - the first blind/deaf person to do so. After this amazing feat she became an inspiration like no other. Helen Keller wrote her autobiography, The Story of My Life, in 1903 it appeared in serial form the previous year in Ladies' Home Journal magazine, it was translated into 50 languages and remains in print to this day. She continued to write pieces like; Optimism, an essay; The World I Live In; The Song of the Stone Wall; Out of the Dark; My Religion; Midstream—My Later Life; Peace at Eventide; Helen Keller in Scotland; Helen Keller's Journal; Let Us Have Faith; Teacher, Anne Sullivan Macy; and The Open Door. Not only did Helen Keller write novels she also wrote to magazines and newspapers; The Helen Keller Archives contains over 475 speeches and essays. As in the song Helen Keller didn't just survive, she thrived, always pushing for more success, in this way she was the inspiration she was. ]]> 2018-11-07 18:34:07 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301706897 libby_proctor https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301707718 Word Press:
Word press is one of the best Blogger apps. Helen Keller was big on diary entries, and getting her voice heard through writing books. Some books she wrote were, "Story of my life", "Light in my darkness", 'Teacher", and "The song of the stone wall". All of which were influential to many and allowed people so see what Helen Keller was facing. With this app, she could write her books, or even journal entries to post to her blog. Although mute, she was big on letting her voice be heard. According to True Arizona, Anything is Possible, Helen Keller said “I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; And because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do the something that I can do.” She was a determined women and wanted to do as much as she could ,although she had disabilities. U.S History In Context states, "In addition to autobiography, she wrote on political, social, and educational issues." Which could be written on this app. ]]> 2018-11-07 18:34:31 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301707718 maysdin_kirk https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301723732 2018-11-07 18:55:46 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301723732 libby_proctor https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301724612 2018-11-07 18:56:47 UTC https://padlet.com/libby_proctor/cbi4mqcy8dxx/wish/301724612