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    Insights About Heller Keller The Movie

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    This document discusses insights gained from watching a film about Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Sullivan. It highlights Anne Sullivan's sacrifices to patiently teach Helen Keller despite her disabilities. It also emphasizes that being a teacher means shaping students' character, not just imparting knowledge. Furthermore, the film shows that with determination, one can overcome disabilities and circumstances to achieve success. The document also discusses that special education provides equal rights to those with disabilities and teachers should understand students' differences to help them without discrimination. The goal of teaching students of all kinds is to help them find success.

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    Insights About Heller Keller The Movie

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    This document discusses insights gained from watching a film about Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Sullivan. It highlights Anne Sullivan's sacrifices to patiently teach Helen Keller despite her disabilities. It also emphasizes that being a teacher means shaping students' character, not just imparting knowledge. Furthermore, the film shows that with determination, one can overcome disabilities and circumstances to achieve success. The document also discusses that special education provides equal rights to those with disabilities and teachers should understand students' differences to help them without discrimination. The goal of teaching students of all kinds is to help them find success.

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    This document discusses insights gained from watching a film about Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Sullivan. It highlights Anne Sullivan's sacrifices to patiently teach Helen Keller despite her disabilities. It also emphasizes that being a teacher means shaping students' character, not just imparting knowledge. Furthermore, the film shows that with determination, one can overcome disabilities and circumstances to achieve success. The document also discusses that special education provides equal rights to those with disabilities and teachers should understand students' differences to help them without discrimination. The goal of teaching students of all kinds is to help them find success.

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    Insights About Heller Keller The Movie

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    Rose Marie Calot
    This document discusses insights gained from watching a film about Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Sullivan. It highlights Anne Sullivan's sacrifices to patiently teach Helen Keller despite her disabilities. It also emphasizes that being a teacher means shaping students' character, not just imparting knowledge. Furthermore, the film shows that with determination, one can overcome disabilities and circumstances to achieve success. The document also discusses that special education provides equal rights to those with disabilities and teachers should understand students' differences to help them without discrimination. The goal of teaching students of all kinds is to help them find success.

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    Insights about Helen Keller the movie

    Teaching is a noble profession. Teachers are always willing and able to help their students when
    they are having problems with a subject or anything else; they will go to any extent to help their
    students and ask nothing in return. In short, they are selfless. Watching this short film makes me realize
    a lot of things and one of which is the sacrifice of Teacher Anne Sullivan. Teacher Anne Sullivan is a half-
    blind woman and the teacher of Helen Keller, a girl with a disability. Not all teachers are like Teacher
    Anne, who makes sacrifices and patiently teaches a student like Helen despite their poor behavior. Being
    a teacher entails more than simply imparting knowledge to our students; for me, it also involves shaping
    them to be good people in the future. Yes, grades do matter academically, especially now that we are
    dominated by technologies, and companies desire employees who graduated with excellent grades.
    Having a good grade but bad behavior is not a positive thing and will only make our country worse. I
    always wanted to be a teacher who teaches not through books but through hearts, so that we can
    better understand our students just like teacher Anne did with Helen. Furthermore, this film has taught
    me that no matter what circumstances you find yourself in, if you are determined to succeed, nothing
    will be able to stop you. Helen Keller is blind, deaf, and unable to communicate, but she overcame her
    disability and grew due to Teacher Anne's compassion. We must overcome our fears or any position we
    are in, to achieve the level of success we desire in life; allowing our circumstances to control our lives
    will only make us a miserable and not successful one. Overall, this film has had a strong emotional
    impact on me and has given me a lot of motivation to become a competent and effective teacher
    someday.

    Every student is different, they have different qualities, and they are unique in their different ways, but
    not because we are all different, we can discriminate against people especially those with disabilities or
    have special needs. This video gives us a clear explanation of what special education is. Special
    Education is concerned with how we, as teachers, deal with our students' differences, disabilities, and
    special needs. As educators, we must get to know our students well to understand them, help them in
    areas where they are lacking, and support them in areas they have no confidence in. Class instruction is
    one of the most important things we should learn, for our students to learn effectively from us. Giving
    kids the security, they need to feel safe in the classroom, in my perspective, has a significant impact on
    how they learn because it will allow them to express themselves and their feelings without fear of being
    judged by others. Special Education provides people with disabilities, equal rights, and treatment, which
    I think is a good thing because I believe that not because they have disabilities, they have no right to
    learn or study; their disabilities are not their fault; therefore, we should treat them like we usually do
    with normal people, because at the end of the day we are all humans. Overall, this clip inspires me to
    learn more so that I can teach more efficiently and safely without treating people differently; teaching is
    a lifelong learning process, and even though it is difficult to teach students, especially those with special
    needs, we should try our best to make them successful someday, because, for me, that is the biggest
    reward we can receive than our salary envelope.

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