Helen Keller's Reading Experience

When we are enlightened, we often write a piece of experience, which is conducive to cultivating our habit of thinking. How should I write about my experience? The following is the reading experience of Helen Keller compiled by me 10, hoping to help everyone.

Helen Keller's Reading Experience 10 1 One sunny Sunday, I was sitting in my room, reading a touching book, Helen. Keller.

This book mainly introduces that little Helen became blind and deaf after a serious illness. Facing her, little Helen was very sad, but at this critical moment, a figure appeared and helped little Helen.

It turned out to be her mentor Annie. Sullivan came to teach her how to touch Braille. With the help of Sullivan, little Helen is full of happiness. I remember once when they passed the well house, Teacher Sullivan taught Helen the word "water", and Helen immediately became happy. After many days of study, Helen learned to spell many words, such as "soil" and "seed". Helen tried to read Braille, and her fingers were bleeding. The teacher wrapped her fingers one by one with a cloth, and then went on reading Braille.

When Helen 10 was old, she wanted to talk more. Her parents sent Helen to a school for the blind and deaf, and the teacher of the school began to teach her to speak. What impressed me most was that the teacher asked Helen to put her hand on her face when pronouncing and judge the vibration of her tongue and lips by feeling. How difficult it is to study! I still remember what she said: "In order to make my partner, even my closest partner, understand me, I work hard day and night and read some words and sentences aloud repeatedly, sometimes for hours until I read them correctly." I practice, practice, practice every day. " I was particularly impressed by this sentence.

Finally, Helen succeeded through her own efforts and could speak.

After reading this book, I thought of myself. I didn't do anything seriously. I remember one thing that impressed me deeply.

It was a hot summer and my father bought a basketball. I asked my father, "Why did you buy a basketball?" Dad, I can't fight. "Dad said," I want to teach you, because you can't. "I nodded.

At night, although the weather is not so hot, the ground is still very hot. My father and I went to the big playground and patted the surroundings with a basketball racket. Dad said to me, "Come on, don't play anything else, come and learn." So I gave the basketball to my father. My dad asked me to watch him do it first, and then let me throw it. I just started throwing the ball and missed it. I voted several times in a row, but I still didn't get in. My father said to me, "Be careful and watch the way I throw." I saw it before I threw it, but I still didn't get in. Then I continued to throw, getting closer and closer to the basketball stand. Finally, I scored a goal. My father was very angry after reading it. It turns out that I left too late to throw it away. "Anyone can get so close! Stand here and throw a two-pointer. " Dad told me sternly, and I got serious from then on. I voted and voted, but it still didn't work. I really want to give up, but my father said, "Come on, come on, work hard!" " You can do it. "He shouted to me with stern and hopeful eyes. At this time, the picture of little Helen appeared in my mind, which strengthened my confidence. In this way, I kept working hard and finally succeeded. Now that the ground is not so hot and the weather is cold, my mood can't help jumping up.

After reading this book, I understand a truth: any success is formed through 99% efforts and 1% sweat.

Helen Keller's reading experience 10 2 Recently, we learned the text Helen Keller, and my heart was deeply shocked by her indomitable spirit.

Helen is unfortunate. She was only one and a half years old and was cut off from the colorful world. She should have experienced the joy of being called "mom" like us, and enjoyed the joy of telling others her hopes and demands in words. She was once grumpy and surly, but with the guidance and help of teacher Sullivan, she regained her hope of life.

Knowledge broadens Helen's horizons and strengthens her courage and confidence in life. Day and night, she absorbs the showers of knowledge like a dry sponge. She tried to read Braille and kept writing words and sentences, and her fingers were covered with blood. In this way, Helen learned to read, write and calculate. Even a disabled person like Helen can study so hard. As a healthy person, we should cherish time and study hard.

Speaking, for us normal people, is a simple thing, but for Helen who lives in a silent world, the difficulty can be imagined, but Helen has accomplished something that was impossible with her own sense of touch. In order to learn to speak, she tried to read some words and sentences aloud day and night, and kept practicing, practicing, practicing ... If we can also apply Helen's struggle spirit to our study, what difficulties are there that we can't overcome?

Helen, a woman living in a silent and dull world, realized her life dream with indomitable spirit and created a miracle of life. She tried her best to run around and set up a series of charities to benefit the disabled. Look at Helen and look at myself. We are so happy. Therefore, I will study harder. When I grow up, I can help those who need care like Helen, make people's lives better and make our society more harmonious.

Helen Keller's reading experience 10 3 There was a great man who lived in a dark world, but her heart pointed out the direction for countless people. She lives in a silent world, but her deeds have brought shock to countless people; She is disabled, but her spirit is admired by countless healthy people ... I believe everyone already knows who she is? Yes! She is Helen Keller, a famous woman writer in the 20th century.

When I read the text of Helen Keller, I was deeply infected by her. 1On June 27th, 880, little Helen was born in an ordinary American family and spent 18 months in happiness. However, when Helen was one and a half years old, she suddenly suffered from acute cerebral congestion, which mercilessly took away her sight and hearing and made her blind and deaf. Fortunately, her parents did not abandon her, but hired a tutor for her, Miss Anne Sullivan. Teacher Sullivan not only opened the window of Helen's mind, but also changed her life. Teacher Sullivan taught Helen braille, reading, spelling and arithmetic, and Helen learned to "speak" with her fingers. Later, under the unremitting efforts of Helen and the careful guidance of teacher Sullivan, she graduated from Radcliffe Women's College of Harvard University with excellent results, studied English, German, French and other languages, and completed 14 book.

I am surprised and ashamed that a blind and deaf person can achieve such great achievements. She created a miracle of life with her indomitable spirit of struggle! In the face of adversity, she never bowed her head but held her head high; In the face of misfortune, she never gave up, but went forward bravely; Facing discrimination, she never degenerated, but worked hard. She is a strong person, a real strong person!

After reading this article, I deeply realized that, in fact, a person's success or failure has nothing to do with his own conditions, but depends on his own perseverance and hard work. Helen Keller, for example, is a good example. She is blind and deaf, but she can succeed, which makes so many people admire him because she has worked several times or even dozens of times more than others. However, many of our healthy people are far behind her.

From now on, no matter what I do, I will try my best to apply Helen's fighting spirit to my study and life, and overcome difficulties and climb the peak with strong perseverance.

I will always remember Helen Keller's indomitable spirit of struggle, because the road she took is the road we should take.

Helen Keller's reading experience 10 4 "Helen. Keller is a true and touching story. I read it all at once and learned a lot from it.

This book tells many lessons.

This book describes the life of Helen Keller, an American deaf-mute woman writer and educator. Helen lost her sight and hearing because of illness at the age of one and a half, which is unimaginable and unbearable pain for ordinary people. However, Helen didn't give in to fate. With the teacher's education and help, she overcame her illness, learned to speak, "obeyed" her fingers and mastered five languages. At the age of 24, she graduated with honors from Radcliffe Women's College of Harvard University. Since then, she has devoted her life to the cause of benefiting the blind in the world and has been praised by many governments.

It is amazing that a blind and deaf person can achieve so much. With amazing perseverance and indomitable spirit, she completed the road of life, made contributions to mankind and became a knowledgeable person.

When I read this book, I often ask myself: Helen's indomitable life has given those disabled people the courage and strength to live. Don't we healthy people have any inspiration? No, it's not. This makes me feel that we healthy people should not hesitate and waste time, but should cherish this wonderful time.

After reading this book, I often think: Helen. Keller's glorious life gave us a satisfactory answer. Her life path is what we should choose. We must tell Helen. Keller research.

Helen Keller's reading experience 10 5 In the dark night sky, there are several twinkling stars that keep shaking. A breeze blew and the leaves rustled. In this charming night sky, my new life is full of admiration for Helen Keller.

I am used to seeing things with my eyes, listening to sounds with my ears and talking to people with my mouth every day. We don't think this is valuable.

However, if a person is blind and deaf, and because of the defects of deafness and dumb, he hinders language learning and becomes dumb, then how gloomy and lonely this life is!

In the face of such misfortune, are we resigned to fate and swallow the bitter fruit of life alone, or are we cynical and cynical all day? It should be said that these two attitudes towards life are negative and pessimistic, but we can't deny that most people often lose the courage to struggle and just passively accept everything when they encounter such difficulties in life.

However, some people don't. Helen Keller is such a person.

Helen Keller, the hero of The Biography of Helen Keller, lost her precious hearing and sight due to illness after she was born 19 months. Although her vocal organs were not damaged, she could not speak because she could not accept the stimulation of learning and imitation, and became a severely disabled child who was deaf, blind and dumb.

Fortunately, her parents didn't abandon her. They found an excellent teacher for Keller-Miss Amway Sullivan. Teacher Sullivan not only opened the window of Helen's mind, but also changed her life. Helen has made several times or even dozens of times more efforts than others, from expressing herself only by means to being able to read independently and then communicate with people in spoken English. Because of this, she graduated from Radcliffe College of Harvard University in the early 20th century. Later, Helen Keller became an excellent speaker and published many books.

After reading this book, I deeply feel that whether a person can succeed in life does not depend on the quality of conditions, but on the spirit of struggle. At ordinary times, some people think that the poor conditions and difficulties are the reasons for their failure, but compared with Karen, these difficulties are so insignificant! As long as a person has lofty ideals and goals, he will have infinite power, will not be bound by objective reasons, and will be able to give full play to his subjective initiative, create conditions and dominate his own destiny. Isn't that what Helen Keller is like?

The night is already deep, but I can't sleep for a long time. Helen's famous saying, "If you are going blind tomorrow, what do you want to see today?" It keeps ringing in my ears. ...

Helen Keller's reading experience 10 6 After reading the text Helen Keller, I blamed myself. Why can't I work and study as hard as Helen? Even a third of Helen's! Why are you so playful and idle away your time at school? Parents and teachers often teach us that "an inch of time is worth an inch of gold, and an inch of money can't buy an inch of time." Shouldn't we cherish the morning and spring and be the first branch of the east wind?

Helen in the article is so hungry that the hardships she suffered in her study are unimaginable to ordinary people. Even her little finger was stained with blood. With Sullivan's help, she learned to write, read and calculate, and learned to "speak" with her fingers. Under the careful guidance of teacher Salle, in order to make her partner understand her words, she studied hard day and night and read some words and sentences aloud repeatedly, sometimes for hours, until she felt that she had read them correctly. She practices, practices, practices every day ... Compared with Helen, we have sound limbs and eat and dress well every day, but Helen is blind and deaf, and is a hundred times happier than her. We play around school every day and don't study hard, but Helen studies hard at home. When she realized the first word "water", she began to have a strong desire for knowledge and the world, and began to read and read eagerly, drawing knowledge from life itself like a sponge. The thirst for knowledge made her learn German, Latin, French and other languages in an unimaginable monotony, read many literary and philosophical masterpieces, and absorbed the ideological essence of those great men and wise men. She compares learning to climbing a strange mountain and a dangerous peak and then getting up again. Every time she made a little progress, she was encouraged and gradually saw a wider world until the bright clouds, the depths of the blue sky and the peak of hope. ...

Helen once said, "Knowledge is the treasure on the top of the mountain. Those who want to get the treasure must overcome the difficulties on the road with great courage to get it. " In this world, why do only dragons cherish the restored hearing? Only the blind will cherish the happiness of seeing the light of day? As a healthy person, we should pursue knowledge, enrich life and enjoy life without fear of difficulties!

How powerful knowledge is, it can make a disabled person become a person who is beneficial to human beings and society. If each of us can, like Helen, regard the thirst for knowledge as the pursuit of life in our lifetime, embrace this pursuit every day, and yearn for a friendly and energetic life, how much happiness our life will add!

Helen's life is living in darkness, but it brings a "bright" life to the disabled. She proved the courage of human beings to overcome bad luck with actions and left an unforgettable song of life to the world!

Helen Keller's reading experience 10 7 Helen Keller is a real and touching story. I got a lot of feelings from it after reading it.

Helen Keller is a famous American writer. She is blind and deaf. She graduated with honors from Radcliffe Women's College of Harvard University. She has amazing attention and memory, and also has the perseverance to never give up until she reaches her goal. She wrote about my life in college. This made her a great success and she was able to buy a house for herself. She was once rated as one of the top ten American heroes in the 20th century by Time magazine.

When Helen 19 months old, she almost lost her life because of a high fever. Although she survived, the sequelae of fever made her lose her sight and hearing, and she could never see or hear again. Later, because she couldn't hear, it became very difficult for her to speak. She seems to be locked in a dark cage and can't get rid of it. What a terrible and unbearable pain this is for ordinary people! However, Helen didn't give in to her fate, but with the help and guidance of Anne Sullivan, she overcame her "illness". She not only learned to recognize people by touching their faces or clothes. She can also judge her position in the garden by smelling different plants and touching the ground. She touches and smells all kinds of things she touches. She imitates other people's actions and will soon be able to do something by herself, such as milking or kneading dough. More importantly, she later learned to speak with her unremitting efforts, which is a great achievement for the deaf.

Helen's life is extraordinary. Her persistence has given us and even people all over the world, but those who waste their time feel ashamed!

Helen Keller is an example for us to learn from. Helen's experience made me understand that whether a person can succeed depends not on the quality of conditions, but on whether he has worked hard. Some useless people often say that they have poor conditions and great difficulties as an excuse for not being successful; Compared with Helen, these difficulties we encountered are negligible! A person's lofty ideals and clear goals will not be bound by objective conditions, but can create conditions for themselves and dominate their own destiny. Helen is like this! I think the brilliance of Helen Keller's life has given us a good answer, and her life path should also be worth learning!

Helen Keller's Reading Experience 10 8 Helen Keller tells a touching story. After reading this article, I benefited a lot

This story tells the story of Helen Keller, an American blind and deaf woman writer and educator. When Helen was one and a half years old, an unexpected trouble made her lose many physiological functions. From then on, little Helen was isolated from the colorful world, but she didn't give in to fate. Under the careful guidance of the teacher, she learned to "speak" with her fingers and mastered five Chinese characters. At the age of 24, she graduated with honors from the famous Radcliffe College of Harvard University ... Since then, she has devoted all her energy to helping the blind, and has also been praised and rewarded by many governments and institutions of higher learning.

It's admirable that a blind man has achieved so much! If Helen succumbs to her unfortunate fate, she will become a parasite of poverty and ignorance. However, she did not bow to fate. She walked through the ups and downs of life with amazing explosive power and tenacious spirit, made great contributions to mankind, and became a knowledgeable and respected person.

Helen's life is extraordinary. She gives great encouragement to people and makes them regret wasting time. I remember Helen once asked such a question: "If your eyes were going blind tomorrow, what would you see today?" This makes me understand a truth: we healthy people can't linger and waste time, but should cherish this beautiful time and this beautiful life.

Helen Keller's Reading Experience 10 9 Today I read a book called Helen Keller. This book has benefited me a lot. Helen, the heroine in the book, turned out to be a lively and cheerful little girl. But when she was one and a half years old, a serious illness made her deaf, blind and aphasia. This heavy blow made little Helen, who was only one and a half years old, irritable and lonely.

It was not until she was seven years old that she got rid of the shadow of loneliness and pain under the guidance of the loving teacher Sullivan. Study hard from now on. At the age of 24, Helen Keller completed her four-year education at Radcliffe College of Harvard University with excellent results, becoming the first successful blind and deaf person in the history of literature.

Compared with Helen, how happy our life is now. Therefore, from now on, we should seize every minute. Don't let time pass, you should cherish this wonderful time and this happy life.

After reading the book, I deeply realized that whether a person can succeed is not the quality of conditions, but the spirit of struggle. At ordinary times, some people always flinch when they encounter some difficulties and have no courage to try. Therefore, as long as a person has lofty ideals and goals, he will have infinite strength and will not be bound by difficulties. Isn't Helen such a person?

Helen Keller's reading experience 10 10 recently read a book called the biography of Helen Keller.

When Helen Keller was born in June+September, 5438, she lost her precious hearing and vision due to illness, so she became a severely disabled child who was deaf, dumb and blind. She can't study and live like a normal person, but with her own will, she challenges her illness again and again, overcomes the unimaginable difficulties of ordinary people, persists, and finally goes to college and becomes an excellent writer and educator.

Helen is an extraordinary girl, she has the courage to fight to the end; Have an amazing will; And the welfare and dedication ideals of the blind throughout their lives. Although he suffered such a big blow in his life, she has the determination to challenge the god of fate! Blind Helen can't feel the profusion of rain and rainbow, nor can she appreciate the brightness of the bright moon. She does not appreciate the beauty of nature with her own eyes, but feels it with her heart. ...

When Helen was young, she had a great wish to set up a foundation for the blind. After being admitted to the university, she has been rushing to create a foundation. The best thing in her life is to help others. Compared with Helen Keller, I am small. I don't have her amazing will, the spirit of fighting to the end, and the beautiful vision. In my body, there are more shortcomings of the only child: I am afraid of hardship and fatigue, and I always want to avoid the important. After reading the biography of Helen Keller, I completely entered her world and gave me a great shock. I, no, not only me, but all people should learn from Helen Keller and her indomitable and selfless spirit of helping others!