"She's the one who will suffer in the end' is such a good line. People forget that there raining future adults, if you wouldn't want an adult to do it, why would you let a child?
Sometimes the only thing keeping a child handicapped is the parents. Although well meaning and I’m sure it’s an extremely hard thing to go through as a parent.
Hundred percent agreed, there are a lot of cases where someone of disability will be seen as not as intelligent, but that’s because no one put the extra effort in to teach them.
Growing up with a handicapped relative his mom wouldn't tolerate that she was amazing and held him to it & was just lime this teacher he died at 70 a good man because of this
@ Exactly, I have a disability myself. My mom always told me it’s not fair, but I can accomplish what everyone else can however I just may have to try a bit harder than others.
Did something similar to my little brother. He's autistic, and I would have him take a step back from everything and allow him to calm down in his room. I would explain everything to him if we needed to do something different. He evenutally learned that I would not induldge him in his tantrums and fits, and instead completely ignore him. We just talk things out now. He still throws fits with my parents, but almost never with me.
Uk I’ve met plenty of autistic children in my life but only once have I met one with violent outbursts, as a man I would still be scared to an extent especially after I saw this teenage autistic boy slap his mom and she hugged him💀💀I realized that takes a special type of love and a special person because I could never handle that situation
Oh yes she had very much difficulty considering she was blind and deaf! The teacher is only trying to help her though. You cannot give in to the child. Otherwise you are hindering that child in the long run. And if you do not realize that I really hope you do not have children😮 even just regular children or like that. Let alone children that have disabilities and they have parents that are letting them get away with every little single thing. How the heck is she supposed to do anything on her own? We wouldn't even have anything that helps the blind without Helen keller. Her teacher was the one that we can thank for that as well as her father for finally putting his foot down and thankfully the mother also realizing it was helping her daughter❤
Disabled kids can be extremely intelligent and they will test you, just like regular kids will. They have a lot more in common with regular kids than people like to believe.
@@LB-uo7xyactually autistic kids will often be the rule followers except for a few situations. Masking is a natural instinct, and will lead to autistic kids following rules a lot more than NT kids.
Right the way she moves down to the vacant look in her eyes when you actually can see n hear lol must be difficult to get right, and the emotions and sign language too
Sometimes its alot for the parents too, i see some disabled children when they get big enough start to physically hurt their parents they dont mean to but it takes a toll on the parents aswell
Helen experienced cognizance with Miss Sullivan, allowing her to connect the dots, absorb meaning, understanding and build on that. That's the definition of learning. The parents' approach was merely based on their expectations. Miss Sullivan had the enormous challenge of teaching both Helen and her parents.
As someone who has worked 20 years with those with different needs, I hate parents like this. Their interference always leads to the child failing in life and eventually leading them into crappy facilities, smh. They don't stay children and parents get old.
Your coment should be pin, what s the point of paying a profesional and not allowing you guys to make the job with all the knowledge and experience that parents don't have. At the end are the children the ones who suffer the consequences
@@SelenaCeliaCruz Why? Her parents were being enablers, enabling her bad behavior. In this scene in particular, what Helen was doing isn't any different than a normal child. Spoil them for years, have a nanny fix those bad behaviors, and put the child back in the hands of the parents. Any normal child would test their parents to see if they can get away with their spoiled behavior. Helen for years has been spoiled because her parents were unaware of how to teach her. Her being disabled does not make her behavior here that strange.
A teacher like that these days would get fired, sued and probably charged with some sort of crime. At least here in the States we've essentially handicapped our teachers for several decades now. And the consequences of a couple of poorly educated generations are steadily revealing themselves.
Kids will test the boundaries with the people in their lives that they're used to manipulating. That's why generalization is so important. You have to test new behaviors and coping skills with different people and in different environments to make sure the habit sticks. You have to teach the people who are used to buckling how to maintain healthy boundaries.
@@CrunchCrunchCrunchyCrunch Kids will absolutely manipulate adults. They may not have it as thought out as an adult does, but they understand cause and effect. When a child kicks and screams in the store and a parent caves and gives them what they want, they learn, if they ask, they MIGHT get it, if they kick and scream, they WILL get it. Choosing to kick and scream is manipulation. Or if a daughter gets in trouble with mom and turns to dad with her pouty lip and puppy dog eyes because she knows it will get her out of trouble, she is absolutely manipulating him. And you can't tolerate it, even as a toddler. You can empathize and be understanding, but you cannot tolerate the bad behavior. The 1st 5 years of a child's life are VERY important for their future development, and habits you don't fix will be harder to fix as they get older. So you have to teach them early.
@@heavennunya809 But thats not manipulation. Manipulation is much more severe than spoiled behavior. That is LEARNED behaviour, not manipulative behaviour. They're basically just crossing boundaries that have been set in a way they know how. Still not acceptable behaviour, but jeez, calling it manipulation is just exaggerated. A kid isn't manipulating you. Manipulators dont go around and manipulate the people all around them. But kids do. Because they're not fucking manipulating you, they're just doing the behaviour they were taught to use to achieve something. Is a kid manipulating you if they clean the house just to get money if they've been taught that doing chores will give them a bit of money? No. They're fucking not. They're just trying to get money on the basis of something they learned. A kid kicking and screaming is just the same. They learn that kicking and screaming will give them the toys, the sweets, the what the fucking ever, thus they do it. Obv there are kids actually manipulating you, but those will be kids that got some mental disorders such as narcissism.
@@Controversialopinions69 Is a child, that cleans the house, in order to get 5 bucks, as they've been taught they'll get money if they do chores, manipulative, or are they just practicing something they've been taught will give them money? Where is the difference between a child kicking and screaming in order to get toys or sweets, except for the fact that one is considered "good" behvaiour" and the other "bad" behaviour.
I knew a girl who grew up who was raised like this. She wasn't severely Down Syndrome. In fact, she barely had a learning disability because of it. Her parents were so terrified her Down Syndrome and upset she had it in the first place, they let her do anything she wanted. Especially when she acted up. To the point her mother got a job at the school to watch over her. Her daughter was a massive bully and so was she. The mom eventually got fired because she was caught harassing a student because he wouldn't give her daughter his dessert when she asked for it and threw a full blown toddler tantrum. If you tried to tell her she was playing a game wrong or an assignment, her first reaction was to scream bloody murder at the top of her lungs. Even to the teachers and during tests. Disabled children are still children! Parents will not be around long enough to help their kids for their whole lives. Kids become adults! You can't expect the whole world to be as tolerant as you. That's why kids need to learn to take care of themselves when they can, even disabled ones.
Even though Helen was spoiled at first, I can only imagine how scary it is not knowing your surroundings. However, Helen was right that her parents need to let her learn.
This is why you must raise a handicapped child as you would your other children. Families want to pity and indulge them which prevents them from growing and learning. Discipline is absolutely necessary..
This is so hard 😢 to raise such behavior in the world 🌎. Hopefully they get strength and support 🙏 from people closer to them training children like Helen 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
My daughter has autism Tourette's and ADHD. Other than occasionally giving her a break to emotionally regulate herself she does not get special treatment because she's not going to get special treatment as an adult.
I agree with the teacher. We had a friend that was raising his son y himself. His wife, the boys mother just up and left them. I felt bad for the child but his father and and his father's family over indulged him. They came to our house one day so my husband could help him do something to his car.My boys and his son stayed in the house to watch cartoons. I gave them a snack and some milk. It was cupcakes, the buy wanted to eat the icing of and leave the cake part. He asked for another one. I told him if he ate the rest of the cupcake he could have another. He threw himself on the floor and began banging his head. My son said Mom he's banging his head. I told my son when he gets tired of it hurts his head he will stop. It was another 3-4 min. and he got up and ate the rest of his cupcake. I didn't want him to hurt himself but if I gave into that he would continue to do to others. My son's understood.
I fee for both sides as a mother of a non verbal child with autism and Cystic Fibrosis. Took me years to find balance. To find my footing. Gideon has come so far. He is able to count to 20 and say the alphabet. He is finding his place in this world. ❤
Keep at it, momma, and don't let anyone in the WORLD tell you what you should be doing. I fought long and hard over being stern with mine, and despite his autism, he is polite and knows his stuff, even if he doesn't speak it. 😉
Literally spoiling a child having a temper tantrum. They were keeping her from learning,from growing up, from acting civilized. That behaviour wouldnt work as an adult.
It's important to instill manners so that they can conduct themselves appropriately, even in the absence of supervision. This foundation will enable them to navigate the workplace and society, allowing them to live their lives without disrupting others. We should teach them because we don't live forever what if we die first before them who will take care of them when it happens if not themselves
I have seen parents with disabled children who indulge their children's bad behaviour and use their disability as a reason not to discipline the child in any way. I have worked on a mental health ward with an adult in his 20s who was autistic. He had never been disciplined at all by his parents, and his behaviour was out of control. If he went out, he had to have two male carers with him to restrain him because his behaviour was so unpredictable that he couldn't be trusted not to run off and cause mayhem.
I don’t imagine they would be able to handle the same behavior from an adult woman. Not helping her learn then would have landed her in an institution later.
O dont think she was testing but doing what she knows to communicate although the Teacher will teacher will teach her to communicate effectively.❤❤❤ Great Movie !!!
Same happens today with autistic children whose parents through a fit bigger than their overgrown children if you DARE tell them their wild animals should be taught some self control!
Accommodating someone’s needs =\= treating someone like they’re incapable of being accountable for their actions that have nothing to do with their disability. Working with the special needs for almost 7 years has taught me that coddling and compensating for their voluntary bad behavior only hurts them. It’s a habit that only benefits me. These kids already have difficulty working in society, please don’t ensure that nobody will ever want to be their friend because they’ve been taught that they can do whatever they want to anyone they desire.
Anne is right...but you can see where her parents are coming from. All they want is to shower her with love and it pains them to see how much of a struggle her life is because of how different she is..unfortunately their love is what's hurting Helen.
Fun fact, the young girl who played Helen Keller, Hallie Eisenberg, is sister to Jesse Eisenberg. She was 8 when the movie came out. She stopped acting in 2010 and has kind of stayed out of the public eye, though she was an assistant to the producers on one of her brother's movies in 2019.
Regardless of the fact that Helen was both blind and deaf, she is still a child. All children ( with or without disabilities) will test their parents its part of being a child but it's up to the parents to discipline them accordingly but also let the child know they are still loved but need to know rigjt from wrong to grow into a good adult itd hard but its needed
As someone who has worked in childcare for over a decade it’s more often than not the parents doing their children a disservice by not see and supporting their full potential than the child having behavioral issues that goes for all children of differing abilities. Smh 🤦🏾♀️ and they often wonder why their children are well behaved with me their nanny and not them because they know what they can get away with when they’re with you. It really makes you not want to put in the time and effort because you know the parents/guardians arent going to stick to it when you leave and it’s to the detriment of all parties involved. It’s frustrating, why did you hire me if you don’t trust me to do my job.
This actually is a big reason why disabled kids are ostracized, other kids don’t want to be scolded or abused in the presence of an improperly raised disabled child. Playing with a badly behaved disabled child is like taking abuse without question, or being scolded for human reactions to bad behavior. So other kids stay away from them. I think even a handicapped child will become separated, just from the association without of hand mentally challenged kids. They are put in the same classes, and it’s inappropriate. They are not the same at all. The association sets a low standard for all kids in special education. That’s why blind, deaf, or handicapped kids get left out. They are divided and placed among the badly behaved and significantly mentally disabled. It’s not fair to their education or social life.
I honestly don’t blame the parents. They love their child and want to do what’s best for her. They just don’t know what is best for her. It would be painful for any good parent to see their child distressed 😢
The role of a good parent is to prepare child to enter life safely and with confidence, teach them how to face obstacles and deal with distress. Not to hide from them life is not being indulged.
I have found it is always 100% the parent's fault and children to misbehave. With autistic etc. They can still behave. They can still learn. It's the parents refuse to allow them to do so because oh poor them. It makes it impossible for the child. Their parents are literally the ones holding them back.
This child is actually pretty close in age to what the real Helen Keller would have been when Anne Sullivan first started working with her. Patty Duke and Mellissa Gilbert who both played Helen in productions of ‘The Miracle Worker” were significantly older.
For years I’ve felt that Hollywood has run out of fresh, original ideas, impossible as it seems. Movies and tv shows are bad, cheap rehashes of the originals or have lots of special effects. It’s cheaper to have survivor and big brother shows on tv, than original plays and some quality series or specials. I don’t watch any of the junk. The original Miracle Worker with Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke is the gold standard,mgjeir axting was powerful. I’m not going to even watch this rehash. I read real books. Remember books? Some want to ban them, but they’ll make you think and grow. Not spoken book recordings…. real books, read with your own eyes, with the richness of words in them. The kind that Fahrenheit 451 was all about.
Allowances are for things than are directly CAUSED by the disabled not symptoms of a spoiled child. Not being able to see or hear would not require an allowance such as giving proper respect they know to give
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"She's the one who will suffer in the end' is such a good line. People forget that there raining future adults, if you wouldn't want an adult to do it, why would you let a child?
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@@snowyowl6892nah
Helen doesn't need sympathy, she needs help
Pleased....what's the tittle of this film ????
@@hergaultnathalie miracle worker it's on RUclips until it gets taken down hurry to watch
As someone with a disability myself no The teacher us right a disabled child should be treated as much like a normal child as possible
Sometimes the only thing keeping a child handicapped is the parents. Although well meaning and I’m sure it’s an extremely hard thing to go through as a parent.
Hundred percent agreed, there are a lot of cases where someone of disability will be seen as not as intelligent, but that’s because no one put the extra effort in to teach them.
As a mother of 2 adult disabled children, rules boundaries and treating as normal intelligent people.
Growing up with a handicapped relative his mom wouldn't tolerate that she was amazing and held him to it & was just lime this teacher he died at 70 a good man because of this
@ Exactly, I have a disability myself. My mom always told me it’s not fair, but I can accomplish what everyone else can however I just may have to try a bit harder than others.
Did something similar to my little brother. He's autistic, and I would have him take a step back from everything and allow him to calm down in his room. I would explain everything to him if we needed to do something different. He evenutally learned that I would not induldge him in his tantrums and fits, and instead completely ignore him. We just talk things out now. He still throws fits with my parents, but almost never with me.
Yes if you know they can help it, don't tolerate it
Yeah, the only time you "indulge" should be with actual meltdowns
Uk I’ve met plenty of autistic children in my life but only once have I met one with violent outbursts, as a man I would still be scared to an extent especially after I saw this teenage autistic boy slap his mom and she hugged him💀💀I realized that takes a special type of love and a special person because I could never handle that situation
You're right, what my brother needs is not sympathy, but help
Autistic meltdowns are not tantrums
disabled children should be accommodated, not coddled. helen needed to be taught differently. that didn’t mean she couldn’t be taught at all.
That was more than a hundred years ago, that explains a lot for the parents 😊
Exactly!!
Imagine how difficult it would be to act as Helen Keller!
For real, especially as such a young child. If that child actress isn't blind.... She did a FABULOUS job. (she did anyways, but you know what Ieam).
@@Phoenix-mh5eoThe child is Hallie Eisenberg, and she is definitely sighted, and a brilliant actress.
@@Phoenix-mh5eoshe’s the pepsi girl if you remember that!
Oh yes she had very much difficulty considering she was blind and deaf! The teacher is only trying to help her though. You cannot give in to the child. Otherwise you are hindering that child in the long run. And if you do not realize that I really hope you do not have children😮 even just regular children or like that. Let alone children that have disabilities and they have parents that are letting them get away with every little single thing. How the heck is she supposed to do anything on her own? We wouldn't even have anything that helps the blind without Helen keller. Her teacher was the one that we can thank for that as well as her father for finally putting his foot down and thankfully the mother also realizing it was helping her daughter❤
@@feliciar2773 the actress silly, not helen keller. Youre in the wrong reply section
Disabled kids can be extremely intelligent and they will test you, just like regular kids will. They have a lot more in common with regular kids than people like to believe.
I agree. Both groups are psychopaths.
@@LB-uo7xyactually autistic kids will often be the rule followers except for a few situations. Masking is a natural instinct, and will lead to autistic kids following rules a lot more than NT kids.
This was incredible acting for her age.
Jesse Eisenberg's sister!
She is an excellent actress at a young age
Right the way she moves down to the vacant look in her eyes when you actually can see n hear lol must be difficult to get right, and the emotions and sign language too
Yes she was in many films in the 90’s trust she has flourished since then ✌🏾
I love the teacher...I wish the parents would appreciate her work...She did so wonderfully with the child.
This happends to many disabled kids when they are younger. The parents let them do whatever they want and get what they want.
Well at the time it is easier.....sadly way WAY harder all round later
Even though for helen herself all she want is to understand
Sometimes its alot for the parents too, i see some disabled children when they get big enough start to physically hurt their parents they dont mean to but it takes a toll on the parents aswell
Helen experienced cognizance with Miss Sullivan, allowing her to connect the dots, absorb meaning, understanding and build on that. That's the definition of learning. The parents' approach was merely based on their expectations. Miss Sullivan had the enormous challenge of teaching both Helen and her parents.
As someone who has worked 20 years with those with different needs, I hate parents like this. Their interference always leads to the child failing in life and eventually leading them into crappy facilities, smh. They don't stay children and parents get old.
Your coment should be pin, what s the point of paying a profesional and not allowing you guys to make the job with all the knowledge and experience that parents don't have. At the end are the children the ones who suffer the consequences
Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan were both extremely extraordinary women. Bless their memory both ❤
That little girl did a bang-up job of playing Helen.
Treat her like a regular person that is how they learn such a great movie...Helen Keller .
The child's acting is really good
Anne Sullivan taught so many but helped create Helen Keller who she became. SHE COULD SEE BETTER THAN THOSE WITH EYESIGHT.💜🙏💜🤲😇😇
American association of the deaf blind in silver spring Maryland continues this work. Rarely recognized charity. Worked with them for 13 years.
Enablers are a problem.
That’s kinda ignorant don’t you think?
@@SelenaCeliaCruz Why? Her parents were being enablers, enabling her bad behavior.
In this scene in particular, what Helen was doing isn't any different than a normal child. Spoil them for years, have a nanny fix those bad behaviors, and put the child back in the hands of the parents. Any normal child would test their parents to see if they can get away with their spoiled behavior.
Helen for years has been spoiled because her parents were unaware of how to teach her. Her being disabled does not make her behavior here that strange.
Just watched this yesterday on RUclips and it was so good... She went on to do great things and the teacher was by her side 🙌🏽🙌🏽
What’s the name. I keep seeing the shorts now I’m interested
Everyone used to know this movie. It's called Helen Keller. She was lucky her parents had money.
I love anne Sullivan i think everyone should have teacher like her ❤
A teacher like that these days would get fired, sued and probably charged with some sort of crime. At least here in the States we've essentially handicapped our teachers for several decades now. And the consequences of a couple of poorly educated generations are steadily revealing themselves.
I love Helen's story she has always inspired me.
Anyone up for a Helen Keller joke...
Helen Keller walks into a bar, then a table, then a chair...
I love this movie with all my heart ..so touching , extremely insightful and very motivational
Kids will test the boundaries with the people in their lives that they're used to manipulating. That's why generalization is so important. You have to test new behaviors and coping skills with different people and in different environments to make sure the habit sticks. You have to teach the people who are used to buckling how to maintain healthy boundaries.
Kids don't manipulate adults. They're kids. They're just trying to figure out shit as they've only been alive for a few years
@@CrunchCrunchCrunchyCrunch Kids will absolutely manipulate adults. They may not have it as thought out as an adult does, but they understand cause and effect. When a child kicks and screams in the store and a parent caves and gives them what they want, they learn, if they ask, they MIGHT get it, if they kick and scream, they WILL get it. Choosing to kick and scream is manipulation.
Or if a daughter gets in trouble with mom and turns to dad with her pouty lip and puppy dog eyes because she knows it will get her out of trouble, she is absolutely manipulating him.
And you can't tolerate it, even as a toddler. You can empathize and be understanding, but you cannot tolerate the bad behavior. The 1st 5 years of a child's life are VERY important for their future development, and habits you don't fix will be harder to fix as they get older. So you have to teach them early.
@@CrunchCrunchCrunchyCrunchlol kids do and can manipulate 😅
@@heavennunya809 But thats not manipulation.
Manipulation is much more severe than spoiled behavior.
That is LEARNED behaviour, not manipulative behaviour.
They're basically just crossing boundaries that have been set in a way they know how.
Still not acceptable behaviour, but jeez, calling it manipulation is just exaggerated.
A kid isn't manipulating you. Manipulators dont go around and manipulate the people all around them. But kids do. Because they're not fucking manipulating you, they're just doing the behaviour they were taught to use to achieve something.
Is a kid manipulating you if they clean the house just to get money if they've been taught that doing chores will give them a bit of money?
No. They're fucking not. They're just trying to get money on the basis of something they learned.
A kid kicking and screaming is just the same.
They learn that kicking and screaming will give them the toys, the sweets, the what the fucking ever, thus they do it.
Obv there are kids actually manipulating you, but those will be kids that got some mental disorders such as narcissism.
@@Controversialopinions69 Is a child, that cleans the house, in order to get 5 bucks, as they've been taught they'll get money if they do chores, manipulative, or are they just practicing something they've been taught will give them money?
Where is the difference between a child kicking and screaming in order to get toys or sweets, except for the fact that one is considered "good" behvaiour" and the other "bad" behaviour.
I just re-watched that movie yesterday. I actually found it on here. Made me ball again good movie to watch.
What is it called??
@@shelbyfisher2680 it’s called miracle worker I think, hope that helps!
Some Parents RAISE Bad behaved Children and THEY are Solely responsible for destroying that child's life
But but but ALL women must be forced to have babies. Don't you know that now? It's the LAW.
Good acting by little girl. 😮😮😮😮😮she's in many movies😅😅😅😅😅
Patty Duke did it first
Her teacher Mrs Sullivan is strong-hearted thick-skinned to want to make Helen a better person
I remember watching some of this years ago in school man this brings back memories
I knew a girl who grew up who was raised like this. She wasn't severely Down Syndrome. In fact, she barely had a learning disability because of it. Her parents were so terrified her Down Syndrome and upset she had it in the first place, they let her do anything she wanted. Especially when she acted up.
To the point her mother got a job at the school to watch over her. Her daughter was a massive bully and so was she. The mom eventually got fired because she was caught harassing a student because he wouldn't give her daughter his dessert when she asked for it and threw a full blown toddler tantrum.
If you tried to tell her she was playing a game wrong or an assignment, her first reaction was to scream bloody murder at the top of her lungs. Even to the teachers and during tests.
Disabled children are still children! Parents will not be around long enough to help their kids for their whole lives. Kids become adults! You can't expect the whole world to be as tolerant as you. That's why kids need to learn to take care of themselves when they can, even disabled ones.
Next clip of her outside!!! Literally my fav movie!
What's the name of the movie
@KatiShaffer it's " miracle worker"
This is definitely the earliest I’ve been to seeing a RUclips short after it has been posted, very interesting story by the way
Even though Helen was spoiled at first, I can only imagine how scary it is not knowing your surroundings. However, Helen was right that her parents need to let her learn.
Dude the kid actor for Helen deserves an Oscar
They need boundaries just as much as the average child.
I think a lot of teachers now days could relate to this.
What beautiful clothes they are wearing!!🎉🎉
This is why you must raise a handicapped child as you would your other children. Families want to pity and indulge them which prevents them from growing and learning. Discipline is absolutely necessary..
This is so hard 😢 to raise such behavior in the world 🌎. Hopefully they get strength and support 🙏 from people closer to them training children like Helen 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
My daughter has autism Tourette's and ADHD. Other than occasionally giving her a break to emotionally regulate herself she does not get special treatment because she's not going to get special treatment as an adult.
No, she made her kitchen maid cook all of Helens favorite foods. What an effort😂
What an amazing little actress she is ❤
I agree with the teacher.
We had a friend that was raising his son y himself. His wife, the boys mother just up and left them. I felt bad for the child but his father and and his father's family over indulged him. They came to our house one day so my husband could help him do something to his car.My boys and his son stayed in the house to watch cartoons. I gave them a snack and some milk. It was cupcakes, the buy wanted to eat the icing of and leave the cake part. He asked for another one. I told him if he ate the rest of the cupcake he could have another. He threw himself on the floor and began banging his head. My son said Mom he's banging his head. I told my son when he gets tired of it hurts his head he will stop. It was another 3-4 min. and he got up and ate the rest of his cupcake. I didn't want him to hurt himself but if I gave into that he would continue to do to others. My son's understood.
Consistent behaviour can help regulate.
I fee for both sides as a mother of a non verbal child with autism and Cystic Fibrosis. Took me years to find balance. To find my footing. Gideon has come so far. He is able to count to 20 and say the alphabet. He is finding his place in this world. ❤
Keep at it, momma, and don't let anyone in the WORLD tell you what you should be doing. I fought long and hard over being stern with mine, and despite his autism, he is polite and knows his stuff, even if he doesn't speak it. 😉
Literally spoiling a child having a temper tantrum. They were keeping her from learning,from growing up, from acting civilized. That behaviour wouldnt work as an adult.
The child is such a good actress
Why am I getting back to back shorts of this movie?! I guess I gotta watch it now 😅
❤❤❤same
Let me know if it's depressing after you've watched it. I need something uplifting this week!
@@skontheroadwatch “The Miracle Worker” same B/W. Oldie movie
what’s the name of
@@jadynmathias7673 the miracle worker
this movie looks so good, and im rlly interested in Helen Keller and that type of stuff😭😭
Its freeon youtube
@@Propertynewscommerical Oh ok!!! Thank you!!
It's important to instill manners so that they can conduct themselves appropriately, even in the absence of supervision. This foundation will enable them to navigate the workplace and society, allowing them to live their lives without disrupting others. We should teach them because we don't live forever what if we die first before them who will take care of them when it happens if not themselves
My son has high fuctioning ASD and the first thing i taught him was manners, hes now a teenager and people are always saying how polite he is :)
I have seen parents with disabled children who indulge their children's bad behaviour and use their disability as a reason not to discipline the child in any way. I have worked on a mental health ward with an adult in his 20s who was autistic. He had never been disciplined at all by his parents, and his behaviour was out of control. If he went out, he had to have two male carers with him to restrain him because his behaviour was so unpredictable that he couldn't be trusted not to run off and cause mayhem.
I don’t imagine they would be able to handle the same behavior from an adult woman. Not helping her learn then would have landed her in an institution later.
Parents love has no boundaries. Society does.
Let the Teacher TEACH Her
Take Her😢😮
O dont think she was testing but doing what she knows to communicate although the Teacher will teacher will teach her to communicate effectively.❤❤❤ Great Movie !!!
I watched this movie its so good i highly recommend 😊
What’s the movie name?
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What is it called??
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Same happens today with autistic children whose parents through a fit bigger than their overgrown children if you DARE tell them their wild animals should be taught some self control!
great actress
What does bad parenting look like!! WATCH these people......
This isn't bad parenting. This is not understanding how to raise a blind and deaf child.
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Accommodating someone’s needs =\= treating someone like they’re incapable of being accountable for their actions that have nothing to do with their disability. Working with the special needs for almost 7 years has taught me that coddling and compensating for their voluntary bad behavior only hurts them. It’s a habit that only benefits me. These kids already have difficulty working in society, please don’t ensure that nobody will ever want to be their friend because they’ve been taught that they can do whatever they want to anyone they desire.
The son felt like he was never tested the same way and moved to Tokyo to improve his drift skills 😂
Helen’s adorable 😭😭
Anne is right...but you can see where her parents are coming from. All they want is to shower her with love and it pains them to see how much of a struggle her life is because of how different she is..unfortunately their love is what's hurting Helen.
Fun fact, the young girl who played Helen Keller, Hallie Eisenberg, is sister to Jesse Eisenberg. She was 8 when the movie came out. She stopped acting in 2010 and has kind of stayed out of the public eye, though she was an assistant to the producers on one of her brother's movies in 2019.
So that's Steve and bud? Wow I don't know what I was doing but I missed this movie growing up. Never watched it
She did suffer for that. Disabled children need a tad more push but it has to be in a caring trusting manner. What she needed was that teacher.
Regardless of the fact that Helen was both blind and deaf, she is still a child. All children ( with or without disabilities) will test their parents its part of being a child but it's up to the parents to discipline them accordingly but also let the child know they are still loved but need to know rigjt from wrong to grow into a good adult itd hard but its needed
She strong-armed him using the only weapon she had.
As someone who has worked in childcare for over a decade it’s more often than not the parents doing their children a disservice by not see and supporting their full potential than the child having behavioral issues that goes for all children of differing abilities. Smh 🤦🏾♀️ and they often wonder why their children are well behaved with me their nanny and not them because they know what they can get away with when they’re with you. It really makes you not want to put in the time and effort because you know the parents/guardians arent going to stick to it when you leave and it’s to the detriment of all parties involved. It’s frustrating, why did you hire me if you don’t trust me to do my job.
This actually is a big reason why disabled kids are ostracized, other kids don’t want to be scolded or abused in the presence of an improperly raised disabled child. Playing with a badly behaved disabled child is like taking abuse without question, or being scolded for human reactions to bad behavior. So other kids stay away from them. I think even a handicapped child will become separated, just from the association without of hand mentally challenged kids. They are put in the same classes, and it’s inappropriate. They are not the same at all. The association sets a low standard for all kids in special education. That’s why blind, deaf, or handicapped kids get left out. They are divided and placed among the badly behaved and significantly mentally disabled. It’s not fair to their education or social life.
Well if you don’t let her learn from the teacher what is her future gonna look like?
And this is why not many people in college have manners.
My Grandma's Grandma's name was Margaret Josephine Sullivan. And age had a sister called Anne. If they're any relation, I understand my grandma now.
I honestly don’t blame the parents. They love their child and want to do what’s best for her. They just don’t know what is best for her. It would be painful for any good parent to see their child distressed 😢
The role of a good parent is to prepare child to enter life safely and with confidence, teach them how to face obstacles and deal with distress. Not to hide from them life is not being indulged.
I have found it is always 100% the parent's fault and children to misbehave. With autistic etc. They can still behave. They can still learn. It's the parents refuse to allow them to do so because oh poor them. It makes it impossible for the child. Their parents are literally the ones holding them back.
If your child is disabled and acting like that then you have failed as a parent
Does anyone know the name of the movie, please ❤
The Miracle Worker
What is this show or movie called
Children still test boundaries.
This child is actually pretty close in age to what the real Helen Keller would have been when Anne Sullivan first started working with her. Patty Duke and Mellissa Gilbert who both played Helen in productions of ‘The Miracle Worker” were significantly older.
"Either do X, or do Y"
"WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO?!"
Them arguing and Hellen is over here
“What the fuck is going on Oop I’m being moved this way oh now this way what the actual shit?
Them arguing and Helen is over here. So? Do you not realise she's also deaf?
For years I’ve felt that Hollywood has run out of fresh, original ideas, impossible as it seems. Movies and tv shows are bad, cheap rehashes of the originals or have lots of special effects. It’s cheaper to have survivor and big brother shows on tv, than original plays and some quality series or specials. I don’t watch any of the junk. The original Miracle Worker with Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke is the gold standard,mgjeir axting was powerful. I’m not going to even watch this rehash. I read real books. Remember books? Some want to ban them, but they’ll make you think and grow. Not spoken book recordings…. real books, read with your own eyes, with the richness of words in them. The kind that Fahrenheit 451 was all about.
so hard for a child both blind and deaf
Hey so can somebody plsssssss tell me the name of this movie or show me
Allowances are for things than are directly CAUSED by the disabled not symptoms of a spoiled child. Not being able to see or hear would not require an allowance such as giving proper respect they know to give
Her: 🥺🥺🥺💥💥💥💥💥💥💥🥺🥺🥺
Mom: I havent had an hour with her!
The good ending:
Her and Mom: ❤️💥🥺❤️💥🥺❤️💥🥺❤️💥🥺❤️💥🥺❤️💥
I feel like I’ve seen this whole movie from all the clips lol😂
What movie is this?
Miracle worker
Helen Keller the miracle continues
Name of the movie
The Miracle Worker by Disney.
@juliemarie693 thanks
They must have paid mrs sullivan well to continue to fight for helen.
What is this movie or show called?
The parents don't realize that she's gonna end up in a lot of trouble if she doesn't get help
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I saw the original movie with patty duke astin and was amazed.
What's the name of this show or movie. I loved this story when * was a kid. Still own the book
Movie: The Miracle Worker
Movie name please
What's this movie called and where can I watch it?
The miracle worker (2000)
Thank youuuuuu
What is this movie 🎬 🎞 🎥called?
Where can I find this movie with these exact actors?