In December 2006 the Advisory Committee on Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children, ACHDNC, met at the Hilton Washington Hotel in Washington, DC. I presented public comment during that session on why it was important for the committee to consider recommending SCID to the Secretary of Health. To date, the committee, […]
It seems that a major benefit of Cued English has been missed in this discussion. The situation which I refer to occurs when a deaf child is part of a hearing family. If this child’s primary language is ASL, he or she often has no real language model in the […]
Here is a link to a You Tube video prepared by the National Cued Speech Association. It describes what Cued Speech is and how it works.
Here’s a pic of Ray at Cue Camp Virginia in Jamestown. He actually decided that he wanted to try to kayak. He had a bit of a hard time figuring out how to make it go the direction he wanted to go, but he eventually began to get the hang […]
Thought this was a good picture to share. Here is Ray and his friend Glen at the Richmond Bush Race in September ’06. The boys loved being able to listen to the race on the scanner. It was Glen’s first race and so he wasn’t sure what was really going […]
