Descriptions of Frequency and Intensity of Cueing

I find this information from ASHA very helpful, as I have sometimes debated the severity of a patient's communication disorder and/ or level of dependency with co-workers. Of course, different SLPs will maintain their own professional opinions based on their experience.

From ASHA:
www.asha.org

Frequency of Cueing

Consistent	Required 80-100% of the time.
Usually	50-79% of the time.
Occasionally	20-49% of the time.
Rarely	Less than 20% of the time.

Intensity of Cueing

Maximal	Multiple cues that are obvious to nonclinicians. Any combination of auditory, visual, pictorial, tactile, or written cues.
Moderate	Combination of cueing types, some of which may be intrusive.
Minimal	Subtle and only one type of cueing.