Blogs about: Anne Sullivan
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... And I Don't Want to Say Goodbye
The End. Yes, I begin this blog with “the end,” for the show is over. Today I had to say goodbye to Annie. I don’t want to. I really don’t want to. Cathy (Kate Keller) toni… more →
Becoming The Miracle Worker
Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan on how Helen learned to speak
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stamp wrote 4 months ago: Actual newsreel footage of Sullivan and Keller. I cannot even imagine how intelligent Helen Keller m … more →
Video: Anne Sullivan demonstrates how she taught Helen Keller to speak out loud
quriosity wrote 4 months ago: Here’s a fascinating video, reportedly from a 1930 newsreel, in which Helen Keller’s tea … more →
The Stone of Witness
mudpreacher wrote 4 months ago: We have traveled back in time through the eyes of Joshua. It is now time for him to pass on to his e … more →
How Did Helen Keller Learn to Speak?
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lisa waller rogers wrote 5 months ago: In this rare 1930 footage, teacher Annie Sullivan shows how she taught the deaf/blind Helen Keller t … more →
Deplorable Pop Song Makes Fun of Helen Keller
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Candace Keener wrote 6 months ago: I shook my head woefully when my SYMHC co-host, Katie, pointed out to me the not-so-hidden meaning b … more →
The Three Functions of Druidry: Education
treegod wrote 8 months ago: “The highest function of education is to bring about an integrated individual who is capable of deal … more →
Quote of the day
alesica wrote 9 months ago: Helen Keller (1880 – 1968) was the first deafblind person to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree. Sh … more →
... And I Don't Want to Say Goodbye
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Tracie Collier wrote 9 months ago: The End. Yes, I begin this blog with “the end,” for the show is over. Today I had to s … more →
Approaching The Final Three
Tracie Collier wrote 9 months ago: I can’t believe it, but we’re now officially past the halfway mark. Only three performa … more →
March 3rd, This Day In Work History
iget2work wrote 9 months ago: On this day in work history, March 3rd, 1887, teacher Anne Sullivan arrived at the home of Helen Kel … more →
And The Result Is....
Tracie Collier wrote 10 months ago: Success!!! A standing ovation and one extra bow. The comments during the lobby party when we greet … more →
Discovering Strength
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Tracie Collier wrote 11 months ago: The scene I’m working on at this moment is the climactic dinner scene, and amazing things are … more →
Train Station Motivation
Tracie Collier wrote 11 months ago: Can you imagine living a life where you never fit in anywhere? I know most of us feel like we don … more →
The Inspiration
Tracie Collier wrote 11 months ago: A few days ago, my niece (who grew up alongside me more like a sibling than a niece) mentioned remem … more →
Death's Lovely Banquet: Please RSVP ASAP.
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leftywritey wrote 1 year ago: O soul thou pleasest me, I thee, Sailing these seas or on the hills, or waking in the night, Thought … more →
Today's Heroines - SWOOP (Strong Women Organizing Outrageous Projects)
Cara Reynolds wrote 1 year ago: I don’t know. I have no one in mind to write about today. I have done some research, but am st … more →
The Story of My Life - By Helen Keller
kbooks wrote 1 year ago: Helen Adams Keller (June 27, 1880 �” June 1, 1968) was an American author, activist and lectur … more →
Thirty Days of Notable Women- Meet Helen Keller
rosefirewalker wrote 1 year ago: “No pessimist ever discovered the secrets of the stars, or sailed to an uncharted land, or ope … more →
Thirty Days of Notable Women- Meet Helen Keller
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rosefirewalker wrote 1 year ago: “No pessimist ever discovered the secrets of the stars, or sailed to an uncharted land, or o … more →
