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Cued Speech: Guide

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What is Cued Speech

Who uses Cued Speech?

Description of the system

Importance of early language acquisition

Hearing families with a deaf child

The family’s perspective

Early language acquisition

How does it work?

Supporting Cochlear Implant Users

Deaf families with a deaf child

Professional’s perspective

Cochlear Implant Users

How does it look?

Supporting lip-reading skills.

Children with different levels of hearing loss

Deaf people’s perspective

History of Cued Speech.

Accessing the language of education

Cued Speech in the context of other language support systems

Mental Health and Social Inclusion

Training in Cued Speech

Bilingualism: Spoken and Signed Languages.

Use across the world

Use with deafened adults

Strength of evidence

Transferability

Editor's comment

Areas for further research

Online Community

Deaf People’s Perspective

A deaf man describes how his understanding of English and educational experience was greatly enhanced once his parents started to use CS with him from 5th grade onward.

Experiences & Perceptions of Cueing Deaf Adults in the US, 2010, Crain & LaSasso. Cued Speech and Cued Language for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children , Plural Publishing, 2010.

Film - a Deaf BLS user talks about how learning to cue is helping her with the English language.

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