61. Multimodal Cueing in Speech Therapy: The Most-to-Least Strategy That Transforms Outcomes

If you treat children with speech sound disorders, this is a can’t-miss episode. Multimodal cueing isn’t just about using a variety of supports—it’s about knowing the right order to fade them so children build independence, executive function, and mastery.

In this episode, I share:
✅ The five key types of cues (verbal, tactile, temporal, visual, imagery)
✅ Why fading verbal cues first is the most important step for self-efficacy, EF, and mastery
✅ How to maintain 80% accuracy while dynamically adjusting supports
✅ Why complex targets (like paragraphs) paired with multimodal cueing accelerate progress
✅ How to cue moment-to-moment like a figure skating partner—sometimes giving full support, sometimes stepping back

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