Spoken English and Cued English A word is dead when it is said, some say, I say it just begins to live that day. (Emily Dickinson quoted by Barbara Williams-Scott) Modes of Communicating the word "cat" in English:  Spoken English   Cued English  Cued Spoken English (Cued Speech). Cueing has been adapted to over 50 other languages. Source: Cornett (1966, 1991); Beaupre (1984); Fleetwood and Metzger (1995, 1997, 1998) Graphics: Kelch (1998) | Mission Statement | Cued Speech | Handshapes | | Hand Placements | Baby & Kid-Friendly Cueing | | Speech and Language | Spoken and Cued English | Phoneme? | | English and ASL | Program | Teaching Staff | | Speech/Language Services | Audiology | Transliteration | | Cue Camps | Cueing Classes | Organizations | Parent Contacts | | Research | Web Sites |    Home Last Updated: 4/00 Judy L. Kelch jkelch@fc.fcps.k12.va.us