“My goal is to make my tutoring system available to any parents wishing to get the best education possible for their children,” says Bert Lundy, a computer science professor, tutoring system developer, and author of the tutoring/education guidebook “Learn for Excellence: How to Prepare Your Children for College and Life” (Dorrance, 2021).

Professor Lundy has a B.A. in Mathematics, minoring in German and History, from Texas A&M, and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Georgia Tech, in Atlanta. He has taught and spoken internationally from London to Japan and has extensive professional experience in computer science, software engineering, and networking. Through all his experiences, he developed his specialized tutoring system, which he named “Learn for Excellence” and later expanded into a namesake book.

“Learn for Excellence” consists of two parts. The first part explains how the tutoring system works, so that parents can help their children get an excellent education despite the state of the US education system. The second part is a compilation of related newsletters, which give additional insight into education and related areas.

“Learn for Excellence” is designed for parents who want to get the best possible education for their children. It is also designed for homeschooled parents, teachers, and educators at all levels who want to improve or gain a better understanding of education, particularly the grades 1-12. Professor Lundy aims to address the teaching and learning defects in the public school system through his book “Learn for Excellence”, offering parents an alternative – a tutoring system that is designed to give the best possible education in fields such as Math, English, Geography, History, Economics, Physical Fitness, and Health.

Professor Lundy hopes that his book (and tutoring system) will help student to excel not only in the academics but also in life. He believes that the purpose of education is more than just teaching Math, English, and other subjects but also teaching students to strive for excellence and encouraging them to become the best they can be. All students can excel in both academics and in life.

To all parents who want their children to get more from their education, order a copy of Bert Lundy's “Learn for Excellence: How to Prepare Your Children for College” and Life today on Amazon and the author's website at https://www.bertlundybooks.com/.

“Learn for Excellence” was last exhibited at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference & Exhibition, held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C.

“Learn for Excellence”: How to Prepare Your Children for College and Life
Author | Bert Lundy
Published date | 2021
Publisher | Dorrance
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Author Bio

Bert Lundy was on the faculty at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, 1988-2014.

His research was in computer and telecom networks, formal models for protocol specification and analysis, and related areas. He published numerous research papers and also a book on the history of telecommunications, Telephone, Telegraph and Wireless: How Telecom Changed the World, 2009.

From 1984-88, he was a research assistant at Georgia Tech, obtaining the PhD in 1988.

From 1981-84, he was a software engineer at a high-tech company E-Systems, in Dallas, Texas.

From 1977-81 he served as an officer in the U.S. Army. He was a systems analyst for a real-time software and hardware system.

At the Naval Postgraduate School, Prof. Lundy taught classes on computer networks, on the formal modeling and analysis of network protocols, on the history and business of telecommunications, and basic programming. He has given talks at AT&T (later Lucent) Bell Laboratories, and at numerous conferences.

In 2010, he started the tutoring business called “Learn for Excellence”. He has developed innovative methods for teaching math, English and geography to children from first grade to high school. He published a book, “Learn for Excellence”: How to Prepare Your Children for College and Life (Dorrance, 2021).

In addition to the Ph.D., he also has an M.S. in Computer Science and a B.A. in Mathematics from Texas A&M University. He is an enthusiastic sportsman, having climbed Mt. Whitney (el. 14,505 ft.) and completed numerous marathons, half-marathons and races of shorter distances.

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