Cued Speech Links

This exciting school is fully inclusive with all teachers using Cued Speech as they teach children who hear and who are deaf or hard of hearing together. Individualized Montessori instruction for each child with maximum achievement.  Beautiful new building designed just for this school.

The Cued Speech Initiative at the University of South Florida promotes the use of Cued Speech for children who are deaf or hard of hearing and other children who have difficulties with phonemic awareness.  The Initiative provides a variety of services for children and adults, hosts events for learning Cued Speech, and produces materials to help those who are learning and teaching Cued Speech.

This short video introduces you to the activities inside a unique school, the Alexander Graham Bell Montessori School.  In  this new, specially-designed and green-constructed school, children with and without hearing disabilities learn through doing with Cued Speech and Montessori materials and techniques.  Hurry to Chicago to visit this model  program!

This video..."shows the Louis Carroll poem Jabberwocky being Cued. It also has subtitles for those who cannot cue read. Jabberwocky is a literary classic. but was meant by Carroll as a parody designed to show how not to write a poem.  -- description written by Barb Ballard; poem cued by Esther Rimer

A basic instruction course online.  Workbooks can be purchased from the Cued Speech Initiative at USF (see separate link).

Cued Speech provides the phonemic base for literacy — reading and writing — for children and adults with or without a hearing loss.  Learn why and how.  Learn about and become involved in the National Cued Speech Association Read-a-thon and other literacy projects.  Meet the authors and sponsors of Literacy Counts; a recommended reading list by children's ages is also included.

Paste this full URL in your browser:      http://www.aladin0.wrlc.org/gsdl/collect/cued/cued.shtml 

This Collection contains pdf manuscripts and documents on Cued Speech gathered from Dr. Cornett's personal papers. the Gallaudet Cued Speech Office and the National Cued Speech Association.    

Paste this full URL in your browser:http://library.gallaudet.edu/Library/Deaf_Research_Help/Research_Guides_(Pathfinders)/Cued_Speech.html

This is a bibliography prepared by the staff of Gallaudet University as a supplement to the R. Orin Cornett Memorial Collecion (see above).

Alexander Graham Bell Montessori School and Alternatives in Education for the Hearing Impaired (AEHI) is a collection of services for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, their families and professionals. The model inclusive school (children with and without hearing loss), outreach program and training workshops attract international participants.  An NCSA Affiliate Center.

New in 2010!  An active group of cuers providing information, a calendar of Colorado cueing activities and more!

Check out the pictures and information about Cue Camp New England, held every summer in Maine! This association is a long-time active NCSA affiliate.

Information. pictures. and news about Cued Speech and the activities of the Maryland Cued Speech Association. An NCSA Affiliate Chapter.

On-going classes and workshops for individuals. groups and schools in the greater New York City area. NCSA affiliate.

Promotes awareness of Cued Speech and provides fun, informal lessons on Cued Speech at monthly "immersion evenings" around Boston.

The Cued Speech Association UK advances education in Cued Speech in the United Kingdom. This site includes information about Cued Speech. publications. videos. newsletters in pdf format. upcoming events and more.

Natonal Advocacy and educational association for Cued Speech in France serves families and professionals. It gives information about Cued Speech in French along with info on their Codali (school for young children) Cue Camps, social events, conferences and classes year-round.   Information for Codeurs (professionals who transliterate through cueing) and research.

This site includes other organizations; click on all links that include "LPC": "Langage Parleé Completé" for information. publications and numerous special events!

Website that includes several sections about Cued Spanish. You will find general information on Cued Speech, about the MOC program, a research bibilography, updates on upcoming courses, Cue charts, and books and audio-visual materials for purchase. You can purchase the instructional CD through CuedSpeech.com — code NCSASPCD.  It is delightful!

This site contains the history of Cued Speech in Portuguese. Also contains general Cued Speech information. examples. charts for Cued Portuguese and video samples.

Organization that promotes Cued Speech in Belgium. This site gives the history of French cued Speech and gives information in french about their projects. resources. and events.

Vinkkipuhe is the name for Cued Speech in Finnish and Swedish-Finnish.  Enjoy the delightful illustrated cuer at this new website!

This site contains a chart of Cued Polish. and video clips. Click on "Fonogesty" — the Polish name for Cued Speech.

Exciting new (2011) bilingual website in Persian and English, introducing Cued Speech in Persian (Farsi).  Charts, explanations, links, discussions of  how to use Cued Speech, calendar of classes and seminars.

This English-captioned video interview may have bandwith problems causing some choppy viewing, but the information about language and speech may surprise and delight you.  The interviewee is a British woman who has become a cueing transliterator (codeur) in France.  Below is the complete link that you will need:

http://www.teachertube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=b318f1b091e6b4fa0fa7

This illustrated article clearly explains the literacy and communication needs met by Cued Speech.

Important research related to Cued Speech is in process. Check the many aspects of this site. and visit the on-line information packet about Cued Speech.

http://videocatalog.gallaudet.edu/player.cfm?video=4558

Functional impaging of the brains of deaf cuers indicates little difference in the functional anatomy of reading compared to hearing speakers.

The mission of the Office for Civil Rights is to ensure equal access to education and to promote educational excellence throughout the nation through vigorous enforcement of civil rights.  They serve student populatons facing discrimination and resolve complaints of discrimination.  This site leads you to information on laws, legislation, how to file a complaint and much more!