English, 07.03.2021 01:00 diyah843

How does Helen's perspective on her ability to learn compare to the perspectives of those around her? Both Helen and those around her do not have confidence that she will be accepted into college.
Helen believes in her ability to learn and go to college, but many close to her doubt this is possible.
Both Helen and those around her believe she can learn as well as any other student.
Those around Helen believe in her ability to go to college, but Helen doubts her ability to learn.

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