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>A visual form of communication greatly supports >children who are deaf or hard of hearing who are also >on the autism spectrum. American Sign Language is >often used, but cued speech is another visual option >for families. Cued Speech is a sound-based system >that visualizes the sounds of spoken languages with 8 >handshapes and 4 placements around the face. Research >suggests deaf and hard of hearing children with >consistent exposure can read on grade level with their >hearing peers. Feel free to get in touch with the >center if you have additional questions or would like >materials. Free workshops are offered the first >Saturday of the month at Teachers College, Columbia >University. Private instruction is also available. > >Jennifer Bien, Director >nycuedspeechcenter@hotmail.com >www.geocities.com/nycuedspeechcenter/main.html >301-325-0746 (c)
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