What was Helen Keller's intelligence quotient (IQ)?

Helen Keller was of absolutely normal intelligence, and maybe below. Being blind and deaf has no effect on the ability to learn a language, or even many languages. read more

Helen Keller was of absolutely normal intelligence, and maybe below. Being blind and deaf has no effect on the ability to learn a language, or even many languages. She was brought up and trained as an example of what seriously handicapped people can do, and she was promoted as a wonder of nature. read more

Robert J. Fitterer, in his relatively recent book called Love and Objectivity in Virtue Ethics, uses the example of Helen Keller to explain Bernard Lonergan’s theory of insight. Fundamental to Lonergan’s cognitive theory is the concept of insight. read more

Emotional Intelligence- A form of intelligence that refers to how effectively people perceive and understand their own emotions and the emotions of others, and can manage their emotional behavior. 1. Knowing one's emotions. 2. Managing one's emotions. 3. Using emotions to motivate oneself. 4. Recognizing the emotions of other people. 5. read more