For me it has been a pleasant surprise to find this story again, but remember correctly I saw about 5 or 6 years. Today, thanks to blog "At school fits all" we approach the cartoon version, if tennis a while to know this story will see that it is not uan waste of time.
You can know something more about Hellen Keller on Wikipedia
"[..] deafblindness [...] 19 months of age. [...] Her governess Anne Sullivan, who taught read and communicate with others, along with leading a disciplined life .[...] Helen Sullivan allowed to touch things and then spelled out what the object was, in the hand of Helen. So, Helen learned to read. For I learned to write, Sullivan got his disciple a specially designed board, corrugated so that a pencil could be letras.Para him to speak, Sullivan put Helen's hand in his throat so he could feel the vibrations created when communicating. Helen Sullivan was trying to form these same vibrations .[...]"
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