Sixteen teachers for hearing impaired students in pre-school, elementary, andjunior high schools were gathered to develop methods of teaching studentsplosive-fricative consonants. The methods were evolved through several stagesof discussing, teaching, and refining. The results showed that the methods wereeffective. Each student received nine to twelve hours of training. The percentageof average correct scores for the pre-and post-test were 14.01 and 29.55,respectively. Students who had higher scores in the pre-test improved more. Theimprovement of the scores was independent of place of articulation, gender, yearsof teaching in regular and hearing impaired classes. However, the improvementdepends on the voicing of the consonants, teacher herself, and level of thestudents (pre-, elementary, or junior high schools). Moreover, the improvementof some plosive-fricative consonants were negatively related to hearing thresholdand positively related to the age of the students.