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Cued Speech Cued speech "means a system that visually presents traditionally spoken languages. Handshapes representing groups of consonant phonemes and hand placements denoting groups of vowel phonemes are utilized in combination with nonmanual signals to present a visually distinct model of a traditionally spoken language. Whether through the visual channel via cued speech, it is the choice, assembly, and arrangement of linguistic units called phonemes, that comprises and conveys the words and grammatical structure of languages that are spoken and languages that are cued." MN Rule 3525.2385 Last Modified: 1/1/0001 Size: 0 Author: Categories: Education Department, Revisor's Office, Tags: Definitions A-G,