Cueing for Beginners

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.

National Cued Speech Association

Join beginning cuers and learn 8 handshapes and 4 placements over 2 days!

Hilton New Orleans Riverside

Join our workshop for those who are new to Cued American English! Over 2 days you will learn the entire Cued Speech system (8 handshapes and 4 placements) and its application to American English.Instructor:Tom Shull has worked as a cued language transliterator (CLT) in educational and freelance settings for more than thirty years. In 2010, his career focus shifted and he became a speech-language pathologist and began working for Boston Public Schools. He teaches Phonetic Transcription and Introduction to Acoustic Phonetics to future speech therapists at the MGH Institute of Health Professions, where he also serves as the Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) Team Lead for Online Prerequisite Courses.Tom is a co-founder of DailyCues.com, where he is one of the faces for the Cued English Dictionary. He is proficient in several other adaptations of Cued Speech besides American English. He teaches classes in France through their national CS association, the ALPC, and has taught in England for Cued Speech UK. He developed Visual Amharic, the adaptation of Cued Speech to one of the primary languages in Ethiopia and has taught the system at the schools for the deaf in Addis Ababa. He serves as one of the representatives for the United States in the Académie Internationale Soutenant les Adaptations du «Cued» (AISAC) which oversees the adaptations of Cued Speech to the world&#x27;s languages. He is currently serving as the President of the Testing, Evaluation, and Certification Unit (TECUnit), the national certifying body for cued language transliterators.Within his private practice, he specializes in accent modification.Days: Friday &amp; Saturday, Apr 28-29 Times: 8:30 am to 5:00 pmHotel: Hilton New Orleans Riverside. <a href="https://book.passkey.com/e/50486979" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Click here to reserve a room</a>. Additional:Only one ticket needs to be registered for the entire family.Scholarships are available for families of Deaf/Hard of Hearing children. To inquire about scholarships and to register, please email info@cuedspeech.org by April 7.

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