Provider Bio

Suzanne Schneider, M.S. Ed. is a Literacy Specialist, advocate, academic tutor, literacy evaluator & public school dyslexia consultant. She received a Bachelor’s Degree from Boston University in 1993 and a Master’s Degree from Hunter College in Special Education, with a concentration in learning disorders, in 1995. Suzanne started her career as a public school teacher first in NYC, then in Westchester County. During her 12+ years in public education, she served as a general education classroom teacher, special education integrated co-teacher and a reading specialist. In addition to her volunteer work with the Dyslexia Advocacy Action Group and Decoding Dyslexia NY, Suzanne has a private practice; Westchester Educational Services and is a consultant to several Westchester Public School Districts. Suzanne provides professional development training on dyslexia and the Science of Reading (SOR) to teachers, administrators and parents in public schools. She trains teachers to incorporate multi-sensory techniques into all content areas, executive function training, dyslexia awareness, phonological awareness training, structured literacy approaches and the science behind teaching reading. Her training includes, but are not limited to, several Orton-Gillingham approaches, Lindamood-Bell programs, and Writing Revolution. She has utilized these approaches to help students with learning disabilities and special needs for over 25 years. Her dream is to help as many people as possible to learn to read.

Provider Details

• Accepting New Clients
• Online Tutorial Service Offered
• Other Professional Certifications Held: NYS Elementary Education N-6, Special Education K-12 & Literacy Certification K-6