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Cueing Pronunciation | A Croaking Dalek With Laryngitis
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A Croaking Dalek With Laryngitis. Cued Speech: Outside the Box. July 27, 2015. A while ago, I had an absolutely fascinating Skype chat with Thomas Shull, a speech language pathologist and cued language transliterator from the East Coast. He runs DailyCues. Which is a very comprehensive resource for learning Cued Speech. The thing is, that’s not how people naturally talk, especially when you throw into schwas. Thomas noted that when he paired deaf clients with a cued language transliterator who cued spoke...
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Changing Perspectives: A New World | A Croaking Dalek with Laryngitis
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A Croaking Dalek with Laryngitis. Cued Speech, Cochlear Implants, Sign Language, Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Changing Perspectives: A New World. May 14, 2015. Before I entered college, I was skeptical about Deaf Culture, especially since I was hardly the ideal Deaf person: I grew up with an emphasis on spoken and auditory communication, I have a cochlear implant, I used Cued Speech rather than American Sign Language, and I saw deafness as more of a nuisance than anything else. Tagged: a new world. It’...
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Hearing < Communication | A Croaking Dalek With Laryngitis
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A Croaking Dalek With Laryngitis. Cued Speech: Outside the Box. August 3, 2015. The second time I went to China on a youth mission trip at a rural middle school near Xi’an, a woman from another American group came up to me in the cafeteria and asked me if she could pray for my hearing. Being used to requests like these, I said, “Sure, but can you pray for better communication instead? That’d help a lot more than just being able to hear.”. 8220;Um. OK.”. This entry was posted in languages. Wow, the right ...
