The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of different viewing angles on speechreading performances of hearing-impaired students. Subjects were 30 five-and six-graders who came from eight special classes and resource programs of primary schools in Taipei City. They lipread two sets of The Speechreading Test, which were made by shooting a speaker from two different angles--the front (0 degree) and 45 degrees. There were no significant differences in speechreading performances between two different viewing angles. Recommendations to speechreading training and arranging seats in classrooms were mentioned.