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libc...@gmail.com (Josh Libby) — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 04:26:22 UT

Just wanted to make sure everyone is aware of the next great big book
on Cued Speech and cued languages -- as edited by Drs LaSasso, Crain &
Laybaert -- and that a 30% pre-publish discount is being offered to
our community -- it expires February 28th, so reserve your copy now!
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Expanding "Kids Discovering Cued Speech"

pb...@cuedspeech.com (Pam) — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 16:15:58 UT

We are embarking on expanding the "Kids Discovering Cued Speech"
teacher/parent manual. Join in helping others by sharing your
teaching knowledge and effective Cued Speech learning activity ideas
for children and youth of all ages, beginning with infants.

If we use your material, you will be acknowledged and receive a free

View this page "Teaching Children Language through Conversation"

pb...@cuedspeech.com (Pam) — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:03:03 UT

Click on [link]
- or copy & paste it into your browser's address bar if that doesn't
work.

View this page "Looking 4 Learning / Learning 2 Look"

pb...@cuedspeech.com (Pam) — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:21:35 UT

Click on [link]
- or copy & paste it into your browser's address bar if that doesn't
work.

Transliterating - Improving Speed!

pb...@cuedspeech.com (Pam Beck) — Tue, 12 May 2009 21:00:30 UT

Transliterating

meye...@district112.org (Jo) — Tue, 12 May 2009 13:25:24 UT

I am currently training to be a transliterator. I know the system but
need to increase speed and learn how to transliterate. I would like
ideas on how to accomplish my goal. Do you know of any materials I can
order to help with my speed.......? There are no cue camps or LMI
classes in my area.

Re: phonics faces

pb...@cuedspeech.com — Mon, 11 May 2009 13:38:14 UT

Peggy:
I looked at the phonics faces — the concept is just like the "40
Cuers" poster: [link]

It is hard to see from the small picture of the whole poster, but each
face is cueing-and-saying each phoneme.

I recommend that people buy two or more -- one to keep whole and one

phonics faces

deafsch...@gmail.com (alabemos) — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 03:43:23 UT

Has anyone used phonics faces in conjunction with CS? (http://
[link]) Any opinions for or against?

We don't have speech therapists, and most of our children have never
had therapy. I know the faces wouldn't be a substitute for that, but I
wonder if they would be helpful for showing them how to make

Re: Presentation on Cued Speech

deafsch...@gmail.com (alabemos) — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 03:37:58 UT

This is a little long, but there is a lot going on.

I did the first presentation, which was just a very brief intro. I
will have some more opportunities with this group, as they are part of
an 8 week training for teachers. Already I have at least four teachers
who want to learn CS. One has already gotten permission to use CS in

Re: Presentation on Cued Speech

pb...@cuedspeech.com — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 15:06:14 UT

This reply is from Alabemos:
[To enable everyone to see your interesting and informative posts,
please click on "reply" rather than "reply to author"!]

Marianne,

Thanks. Good info. I'm familiar with the work in Spain. Their
research is very helpful, but their version of Spanish is somewhat

Re: Presentation on Cued Speech

pb...@cuedspeech.com — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 17:35:52 UT

This mssg is actually from Marianne:

I give one lecture to a university audiology class each year. These
students often know something about other communication, especially
sign
language, so I tell them the similarities- totally visual - and
differences-
CS is based on the sound of the language spoken, the sound that

Re: Presentation on Cued Speech

deafsch...@gmail.com (alabemos) — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 17:13:52 UT

Thanks for the suggestions. I sat down last night and made a Spanish
powerpoint. I can't really give much on experiences I've had with CS,
as my CS is so limited. What we have is a country where no one uses
it, and I want to introduce it.

Here's an game I do with the younger kids who are just learning their

Re: Presentation on Cued Speech

pb...@cuedspeech.com — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 21:38:38 UT

Alabemos:
Often the best presentations are when you talk about the experiences
you have had with Cued Speech -- the people you have met, etc. Adding
pictures of them to look at while you talk is great. People remember
stories when they forget everything else.

But of course you have to explain it -- explain the definition, the

Discussion on memories-insights-deaf-cuer-perspectives

msfin...@shaw.ca (marianne) — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 02:05:16 UT

Andy came up to Canada to help with a beginner's Cued Speech workshop
a few years ago. He was able to correct cueing errors that we were
making. We didn't believe that he could know for sure what we had
said, but he was always correct! He really has an excellent sense of
the English language and how it sounds.

Presentation on Cued Speech

deafsch...@gmail.com (alabemos) — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 02:30:39 UT

I have been invited to do a presentation on Cued Speech for a
University class here in the Dominican Republic. This class is part of
an intensive course to expose teachers of the deaf to new teaching
methods. More specifically, they are going to want to know methods of
teaching Cued Speech to students.