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    The Miracle Worker Movie Review Helen Keller‚ blind and deaf from an illness she had as a toddler‚ is treated more as a pet than a child by her family. She has no knowledge or understanding‚ and just grabs whatever she wants and breaks whatever she doesn’t want. Her parents hire Annie Sullivan‚ once blind herself‚ to be her teacher. Annie begins by teaching Helen basics‚ then how to use her hands to spell out the names things. Helen learns to imitate the finger-motions‚ but does not connect them

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    In “The Miracle Worker‚” by William Gibson‚ Helen Keller is a blind‚ deaf‚ and mute protagonist‚ who is trapped in a dark‚ isolated culture by her disabilities. She has been disabled ever since she was a baby‚ and has basically been cut off from contact to the rest of the world. Because of this‚ she has developed her own identity and her own culture. This causes her to grow further and further apart from her family. In the play‚ Kate says (talking about Helen): “She wants to talk‚ like-be like you

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    Video Reaction Paper #1: The Miracle Worker: Helen Keller This movie gave me a small insight about how deaf/ blind people were treated back in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Annie Sullivan often recalls her childhood which was spent with her brother in a state institution called almhouses. These were disease ridden‚ rat infested places people got sent to when no one wanted to care for them either because they were disabled or sick and dieing in some way. She talks about how horrid the

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    “Now all i have to teach you is one word - everything” - Annie Sullivan. The Miracle Worker By William Gibson is a realistic play about perseverance that is based on Helen Keller learning how to communicate without sight hearing or speech. Helen Keller was a normal baby until her parents realized that was blind and deaf. They suffered with not disciplining her so she had no manners and couldn’t learn until Annie Sullivan came to try and teach her how to act‚ talk‚ and live. The theme of never

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    In The Miracle Worker‚ written by William Gibson‚ Helen Keller suffers from a horrible fever resulting in her becoming blind and deaf. Having difficulties growing up in Tuscumbia‚ Alabama in the 1880’s‚ she was isolated‚ untamable‚ and disruptive. With no clue how to get through to Helen; her parents enlist the help of Annie Sullivan. After countless efforts‚ Annie’s determination and empathy‚ as well as‚ Mrs. Keller support provide her with the tools to be successful in teaching in Helen. With

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    ‘The Miracle Worker’ from the point of view of language Helen Keller‚ blind‚ deaf‚ and mute since infancy because of a severe case of scarlet fever‚ is in danger of being sent to an institution as her inability to communicate has left her frustrated and violent. Unable to communicate her desires‚ the isolated Helen flew into uncontrollable rages that terrified her helpless family. In desperation‚ her parents seek help from the Perkins Institute‚ which sends them a "half-blind Yankee schoolgirl"

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    2013 The miracle worker finial essay assignments Over the years there has been much advancements in medicine and in technology. Computers‚ televisions‚ cell phones‚ car are just a few of these things that have been invented in the last one hundred years. Antibiotics have been invented to combat infection and diseases. As time passes researchers have also experimented with cloning. In the play The Miracle Worker‚ by William Gibson‚ shows many characters

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    William Gibson’s play‚ The Miracle Worker‚ illustrates how people who triumph over hardships can succeed in achieving their goals. The play follows Annie Sullivan‚ a half-blind northern young woman‚ as she travels to Post-Civil War Tuscumbia‚ Alabama in order to teach Helen Keller‚ a blind and deaf little girl. When she arrives in Alabama‚ Annie meets Helen’s family members; her father‚ Captain Keller‚ is a stubborn‚ commanding former Civil War captain and her mother‚ Kate Keller‚ is a young‚ overly

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    The Miracle Worker(1962) Movie Review The Miracle Worker is the story of how one person can enter the lives of others and change them forever. It is a story with a combination of humor and seriousness‚ often with a touching emotional effect. Annie Sullivan(Anne Bancroft) enters the Keller’s family’s home and through her work manage to teach Helen(Patty Duke)‚ who is deaf‚ mute and blind about language. At the end‚ all of the characters’ perceptions of the world changed‚ as well as her own world-view

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    The Miracle Worker Study Guide Foreword The Miracle Worker depicts the themes of discipline‚ learning‚ growth‚ family respect and communication‚ and hope. Helen Keller‚ a young southern blind and deaf girl becomes aware of language‚ love‚ and obedience‚ which changes not only her future but the lives of everyone else connected to her‚ especially her family. Annie Sullivan‚ her slum-bred‚ half-blind teacher dedicates herself to releasing Helen from the prison of silence and unknowing. Students

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