Rochella Black, M.S.
Rochella Black, M.S., is a Learning Disabilities and Early Childhood Specialist, formerly of the Syracuse City School District, Syracuse, New York, and the Northport-East Northport School District, Northport, New York. She has been a kindergarten teacher, first-grade teacher, and special education resource teacher for 24 years, teaching in both the inner-city schools of Syracuse, New York, and the suburban schools in Northport-East, Northport, New York. Over the years she has also served as a private tutor for students of all ages who were experiencing difficulty learning to read. In addition, Ms. Black was the project coordinator of the large-scale kindergarten and first-grade reading research project directed by Dr. Blachman during which the Road to the Code manual was developed and evaluated. She has presented numerous seminars and in-service courses for teachers on the effectiveness of specific activities for developing phonological awareness in children at the beginning stages of reading. She holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan in social studies and two master’s degrees from Syracuse University in elementary education and special education with a specialization in learning disabilities. Her publications have appeared in Reading and Writing: An Interdisciplinary Journal.
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Seminar(s) by Rochella Black
Teaching Phonological Awareness to Individuals or Small Groups |
