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New CuersAfter you have completed an introductory Cued Speech class, you will begin building automaticity – or fluency in producing the handshapes and placements of cueing. STEP 1: Devote specific practice to the aspects of learning to cue that posed a personal challenge for you. Did you have trouble differentiating /s/ and /z/? (Our interactive games and activities might help.)STEP 2: Practice in the way you intend to use cueing. If you hope to transliterate someday, practice cueing from tapes, the television or the radio. If you are a teacher or parent who will cue for yourself, practice cueing your own thoughts. STEP 3: Build fluency. Push yourself to cue a little faster than you are accustomed. Be careful never to cue in pain. Also, strive to build speed without sacrificing accuracy. |
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For More Practice...
Boost Your Learning...Becoming a Proficient Cuer :: Videotape (with workbook) covers the entire Cued Speech system for American English. Still the most affordable and best product for learning to cue. Available through Language Matters, Inc. [order] |
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