Hi I am Beatrice. I grew native cuer too and i like your vlog. I did vlog some of my experience and how i cued. You are welcome to watch and i enjoy ur video. :D
Hello, I am from Canada, my old teacher tried to teach the cue speech, but this old teacher realized that we were a way behind with studies if we kept on cue speech, then my old teacher decided that it is not worth at all, and she found that we catched up equally on studies with ASL, On my forseen on cue speech is kind of waste time and not very accurately, but it may help to speech better, overall, it needs to remove out of earth.
You remind me of someone which is good anyways. I see your point, I respect for anyone to use cued speech but for me to look the future of our children. I fear that there is going to mixed up language for our children. We know that ASL/English are equal access. You said "Access spoken English visually" There is NO access to spoken English. We already have ASL that is communicating with VISUALLY. I feel like.. People are try to work on my way to be on the same level as people who spoke English.
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Hello, I want you to understand something that Cued Speech isn't recognized as official language. ASL is official recognized as official language. I don't recommend anyone to learn how to use cued speech. I thought it is just ridiculous to do it. You seem good job in ASL and keep this way.. Thanks! :)
You're right, it isn't a language. It's a way of expressing English, just like speaking or writing. That's why it's great for ASL - no more butchering ASL to fit English. Now we have a way to directly access spoken English visually, and ASL can continue developing without too heavy an intrusion of spoken English.
Hi I am Beatrice. I grew native cuer too and i like your vlog. I did vlog some of my experience and how i cued. You are welcome to watch and i enjoy ur video. :D
mainstreamlife 1 year ago
It's nice to see someone so pleasant and fluent in ASL talking about cued speech. Thanks for the information!
danieljamesgreene 1 year ago
Gah! i wish i was fluent in sign language.
doubleohnine 1 year ago
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woofiegrrl 3 years ago
Cued Speech seems like its for the hearing people to understand and communicate with deaf users of cued speech?
jeannie4kids 3 years ago
Hello, I am from Canada, my old teacher tried to teach the cue speech, but this old teacher realized that we were a way behind with studies if we kept on cue speech, then my old teacher decided that it is not worth at all, and she found that we catched up equally on studies with ASL, On my forseen on cue speech is kind of waste time and not very accurately, but it may help to speech better, overall, it needs to remove out of earth.
sailboatfreak65 3 years ago
I appreciate knowing the way to sign "cued speech," because I admit to being one of the people you say "cool it" to :)
xenophile2 3 years ago
WOW! i wish i could cue and respond to you in a vlog! this was great.
Forlaniz3 4 years ago
She didn't used Cued Speech in this video clip. She used ASL (American Sign Language) talking about cued speech.
phreerider 4 years ago
You remind me of someone which is good anyways. I see your point, I respect for anyone to use cued speech but for me to look the future of our children. I fear that there is going to mixed up language for our children. We know that ASL/English are equal access. You said "Access spoken English visually" There is NO access to spoken English. We already have ASL that is communicating with VISUALLY. I feel like.. People are try to work on my way to be on the same level as people who spoke English.
Tar2006 4 years ago
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Hello, I want you to understand something that Cued Speech isn't recognized as official language. ASL is official recognized as official language. I don't recommend anyone to learn how to use cued speech. I thought it is just ridiculous to do it. You seem good job in ASL and keep this way.. Thanks! :)
Tar2006 4 years ago
You're right, it isn't a language. It's a way of expressing English, just like speaking or writing. That's why it's great for ASL - no more butchering ASL to fit English. Now we have a way to directly access spoken English visually, and ASL can continue developing without too heavy an intrusion of spoken English.
queenalpo 4 years ago
Tar, your so damn right !
hoeyhemp 4 years ago
Ali---really enjoyed watching this. I definitely will share this with other people who really don't know how to sign the term "Cued Speech".
Cuemommy 4 years ago 3
Thank you Allison!! It would be great if you could post lots of these to help clarify these issues for everyone.
jenniferbien 4 years ago 3
thank you.
jamielee09 4 years ago