Cue Class - 60th Anniversary Event

This class is for beginner cuers who want to learn to cue and/or improve their cueing skills.

The NCSA Deaf Children’s Literacy Project invites you to discover how deaf children can learn the building blocks of English (phonemes), rhyming skills, and the language of their home through their eyes with cueing. Cued American English provides the foundation for language development and phonemic awareness that deaf children need for lifelong English literacy and for meeting success with hearing aids and cochlear implants.

Introduction to CAE: During this interactive workshop you will learn how the eight handshapes (groups of consonants) and four placements (groups of vowels) of the Cued Speech system are combined to express English visually. You will acquire the skills to leave the workshop and become a proficient cuer. The workshop will introduce the complete system and offer suggestions for developing your skills after the workshop.

Class is from 9 am - 5 pm each day. There will be a lunch break each day for students on their own. There are plenty of places to get lunch within a short walk of the meeting location.

An NCSA Certified Instructor will teach each class.

Preregistration is required. Class space is limited and is on a first come first serve basis.

Class will be taught in Spoken English - Email Special Accommodation requests to info@cuedspeech.org by June 22, 2026.

Preregistration is required by June 22, 2026. A $ 40 registration fee will ensure your place in the class. The $40 Registration Fee will be refunded on the second day of class.