mnemonics

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Mnemonics (also: mnemonic devices) are strategies to enhance memorization and recall. In Cued Speech, this term refers to the key words (or phrases) used to show the phonemes represented by cues.

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Existing Mnemonics

Selecting Effective Mnemonics

Connections between words associate phonemes. Remembering one word promotes remember the other words.

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Picturable

Tightly bound phrases

 

 

 

 

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Easily interchangeable words (Mike fought Tim; Sally hates Ralph)

Words that are highly variable depending on dialect

R-controlled vowels

 

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