Maryland Cued Speech Association

A Cued Speech (CS) Demonstration:   http://web7.mit.edu/CuedSpeech/demo.html

For lessons and practice activities: http://web7.mit.edu/CS/Art/

For general information about CS and contacts:
Cued Speech - Online Resource for Cued Speech Information

National Cued Speech Association:

http://www.cuedspeech.org/   

 

New England Cued Speech Association                             
http://web7.mit.edu/CuedSpeech/

Northern Virginia Cued Speech Association

http://nvcsa.scid.net/links.html

Gaining Cued Speech Proficiency: http://www.uri.edu/comm_service/cued_speech/tablecon.html

Cued Speech:  How it Works, Advantages, Research Studies: http://www.cuedspeech.com/majors/CSpeech.htm

Cued Speech Resources: http://web7.mit.edu/CuedSpeech/Contacts/list.html

For Teaching and practice materials:

 

        The NCSA page has an "online catalog" of resource materials. Click on the link below and download the catalog under Cued Speech Discovery: http://www.cuedspeech.org

 

Cuemunication Resources & Services, LLC (CueRS)

P. O. Box 30355

Bethesda, MD 20824-0355

301-718-8717 (V/TTY, voice messages only)

cuers@cuers.biz

 

Language Matters, Inc

http://www.language-matters.com

 

Current research on Cued-speech:

Gallaudet's Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center Odyssey magazine Fall 2003 issue is dedicated to literacy with four articles on Cueing:  http://clerccenter.gallaudet.edu/Odyssey/Fall2003/index.html

A List of Some Useful Links: http://deafness.miningco.com/health/deafness/msubcued.htm

For Information about Transliterator Training: http://www.language-matters.com

For transliterator training and contract transliterators contact: 
Language Matters, Inc
interpreting@language-matters.com
http://www.language-matters.com

The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders:   http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/

Maryland Office of Deaf and Hard of Hearing

http://www.gov.state.md.us/gov/press/2002/aug/html/dunkle.html