September 26, 2026 · 0:27 · Cueing
What Does Multisensory Cueing Look Like?
Combine verbal, visual, gestural and tactile cues, and help the child feel the movement, to build motor programs for speech.
Nicole Kolenda, M.S., CCC-SLPLead SLP, NYU Motor Speech Lab
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So what does multisensory cueing look like? Use a range of cues across different modalities: verbal, visual, gestural, and tactile.
Encourage the child to "feel the movement." It can enhance proprioceptive awareness and feedback.
Remember, the goal is helping the child develop, refine, and habituate motor programs for speech.
