Helen Keller, which subject has made the fastest and greatest progress?

Literature is the fastest and most progressive subject of Helen Keller.

Helen Keller (June 27, 65438+0880-65438+June 65438+0,0968), born in Alabama, USA, is an American female writer, educator and philanthropist.

Helen Keller said:

Helen Keller's father was an army captain Arthur Henry, and his ancestor Caspar Keller was a Swiss teacher who educated the blind and later immigrated to Maryland. In August 2009, Arthur Henry passed away.

Helen Keller's mother is Kate Adams Keller. She is more than 20 years younger than her father. She died in June of 192 1.

Anne Sullivan came to Helen Keller on March 3, 1987/KLOC-0, and began to teach formally, imparting knowledge to Helen Keller in a unique way. /kloc-in the autumn of 0/900, Helen Keller and I entered Radcliffe College of Harvard University, accompanied her in class, and translated the lecture contents of the professor to her in sign language.

After Helen Keller graduated from university, Anne Sullivan was still with her, helping her to write and give lectures. In his later years, Anne Sullivan still accompanied Helen Keller to please himself and others, but in the end he became ill because of overwork. On June 65, 2009, Anne Sullivan died, and Anne Sullivan was replaced by Polly Thompson, who became Helen's close friend.