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, and 3) downloadable workshop materials. If you are a member, you may request access here and select "Materials or Research Request."
The NCSA worked with Gallaudet University to create the R. Orin Cornett Memorial Cued Speech Collection. This site includes manuscripts and documents on Cued Speech from Dr. Cornett's personal papers, as well as older NCSA publications.
Editor: Carol J. BoggsEditorial Board: Barbara Caldwell, R. Orin Cornett, Polly Earl, Catherine Quenin p. 1 Toward the Automatic Generation of Cued Speech p. 38 Cued Speech & Foreign Language Instruction – Prologue p. 40 Cued Speech as a Practical Approach to Teaching Spanish to Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Foreign Language Students p. 57 French Cued Speech: Teaching […]
Read StoryEditor: Carol J. BoggsEditorial Board: Barbara Caldwell, R. Orin Cornett, Mary Elsie Daisey p. 1 The Importance of Thinking Words »-R. Orin Cornett p. 8 An Acoustic Study of the Speech Skills of ProfoundlyHearing-Impaired Children Who Use Cued Speech p. 19 Adapting Cued Speech to Additional Languages p. 30 Cued Speech and the Ling Speech […]
Read StoryEditor: Carol J. BoggsEditorial Board: R. Orin Cornett, Ph.D.; M. Carolyn Jones, Ph.D.; Joan Rupert; Mary Elsie Daisey;Walter Beaupre, Ph.D. Formerly the Cued Speech Annual Special Research Issue p. 1 Use of Internal Speech in Reading by Hearing and Hearing-Impaired Students in Oral, Total Communication, and Cued Speech Programs p. 4 Role Played by Cued […]
Read StoryEditor: Carol J. BoggsEditorial Board: R. Orin Cornett, Ph.D.; M. Carolyn Jones, Ph.D.; Joan Rupert; Mary Elsie Daisey;Walter Beaupre, Ph.D. p. 1 Keynote Address Cued Speech: Progress and Perspectives: 1987 p. 17 Language Development Through Communication with Cued Speech p. 32 The Cued Speechreading Test: An Analysis of the Results p. 41 Response Patterns in […]
Read StoryEditor: Walter J. Beaupre, Ph.D.Editorial Board: R. Orin Cornett, Ph.D.; M. Carolyn Jones, Ph.D.; Joan Rupert p. 3 Teaching With Cued Speech: The Middle Years p. 22 Cued Speech as a Phonological Model p. 34 The Teaching of Cued Speech to Hearing-impaired Adults p. 42 Development of Reading in the Hearing-Impaired p. 62 The Self […]
Read StoryThe Cued Speech Journal pertains broadly to studies of Cued Speech including research, teaching methods, and literature reviews. The first three volumes were published as the Cued Speech Annual. Volume 6, 1998Volume 5, 1994 – Guidelines on the Mechanics of CueingVolume 4, 1990Volume 3, 1987Volume 2, 1986Volume 1, 1985
Read StoryEditor: Walter J. Beaupre, Ph.D.Editorial Board: R. Orin Cornett, Ph.D.; M. Carolyn Jones, Ph.D.; Joan Rupert; Mary Elsie Sbaiti p.3 Update on Cued Speech p.9 What Can Cued Speech Do For You(?) p. 19 Some Thoughts on Profitable Research Directions Regarding Cued Speech p. 26 Breaking Through the Attention Barrier p. 30 Mainstreaming: It Can […]
Read StoryPart 3 Discussion An implicit assumption is commonly made by researchers in previous studies of Cued Speech. The assumption is that the production and subsequent reception of cued utterances entail the production and reception of speech. Untested, this assumption has commonly allowed for data interpretation to feed conclusions that simply reinforce the assumption. Thus, it […]
Read StoryPart 2 For the purpose of this study, the visible attributes of Cued test items were defined in the following terms: an isolated cued English allophone is considered the product of (1) the simultaneous pairing of a particular mouth formation with a particular hand shape (at any of 4 specific placements) to represent a specific […]
Read StoryPart 1 Unpublished Manuscript DO NOT DISTRIBUTE See published version:Metzger, M. , and Fleetwood, E. (2010). Cued language: What deaf native cuers perceive of Cued Speech. In C. LaSasso , K. Crain , & J. Leybaert (Eds.), Cued Speech and cued language for deaf and hard of hearing children (pp. 53-66). San Diego, CA: Plural. […]
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