The NCSA maintains a vast and searchable library of Cued Speech resources. We have everything to do with Cued Speech: history, research papers, teaching materials, videos, and much more. Everyone can search the curated selection available below. Members have full access to our rich legacy. By request, the following will be made available to members: 1) full-length scholarly articles and research papers, 2) On Cue editions from 1990 to today, 3) downloadable workshop materials, and 4) the Cornett Legacy Archive. If you are a member, you may request access here and select "Materials or Research Request."
Families new to cueing can sign up for a free Deaf Children’s Literacy Project (DCLP) Parent Kit. The quarterly subscription box includes: NCSA membership, Free access to an online Cued American English course, A personalized letter, Cued American English articles, the NCSA newsletter, cue charts and research, Language-building ideas, An invitation for optional one-on-one family […]
Read StoryVolume 33, Issue 1, Spring 2021 Articles in this issue include: Introducing – DCLP Parent Kits President’s Message Groundbreaking New Collaboration – Cued Speech and EHDI NCSA Launches New Website Free On-Call Remote Cued Language Transliterator (CLT) Services In Memoriam: Michael Poore, Ian Fournier, and Josh Libby New England Cued Speech Journey (reprint from April […]
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Read StoryVolume 28 Issue 1 Winter 2016 Articles included in this issue: President’s Message 50th Anniversary of Cued Speech Conference CLEAR: The Future of NCSA Advocacy It All Started with Cheese: A Story of Language Cornett Scholarship Winner Roars At Auburn NCSA Accepting College Scholarship Applications NCSA Collaborates with H&V on Cued Mandarin NCSA Board approves […]
Read StoryFreedom to Communicate: A Parent’s Advocacy, by Hend Ibrahim A Registered Nurse Shows Appreciation for Cued Speech, by Amber Hsu neé Kimball, as told to Hannah Mann President’s Message: Welcoming A New Board, by Anne Huffman NCSA Announces 2017-2020 Board Slate Kindergarten Readiness for Deaf Children Bilingualism – ASL and Cued English: A Position Statement […]
Read StoryArticles included: A Deaf Mother’s Perspective on Bilingual Education, by Beckie Perkins Advocating for a Cued Language Transliterator at Work, by Rachel McAnallen President’s Message: Welcoming a New Board, by Anne Huffman Why Cued Language is a Great Thing for Cued Speech, by Claire Klossner Implementing a Bilingual ASL/Cued Language Program, by Kitri Kyllo Cue […]
Read StoryNCHAM Survey Shows Cued Speech Use Nationwide, by Benjamin Lachman Why Parents Should Cue At Home, by Dr. Donna Morere President’s Message, by Anne Huffman Which Is Better, Cued Speech or ASL? by Joan Boddicker NCSA Advocacy Position Statement: Kindergarten Readiness for Deaf Children NCSA Awards 2018 College Scholarships NCSA Outreach at State and National […]
Read StoryArticles in this issue include: A Cue Kid with a Lucky Fin, by Kellie Hetler The Story of Us, by Anna Stopher President’s Message, Anne Huffman Renewed Vigor in the Cuemunnity: A Critical Time for Support Ascension Parish Deaf Education Program Reunion International Committee on the Adaptations of Cued Speech, by Tom Shull TECUnit New […]
Read StoryBy Barbara Brite Lee When presented with a challenge – three new 7-year-old profoundly deaf students who were seriously language delayed – Julie Russell, a 26-year veteran teacher of the deaf, looked beyond the problem and focused on a long term solution, a solution that included using Cued Speech. In the summer of 2000, Julie […]
Read StoryBy Pamela H. Beck Speech pathologists were the first persons — beginning in the early 1980’s — to begin using Cued Speech with children with Down Syndrome and other developmental disabilities. Parents and educators followed their lead. This author has experience with three children with Down Syndrome, two boys six years old and a girl […]
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