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noted educator and communicator, Bernard Percy brings over 30 years
of education experience in both the public and private sectors to
the editorial helm of Converge magazine, an award winning education
and technology magazine.
As
an educator, Percy spent fourteen years in the New York City and
Los Angeles public school system, teaching 4th, 5th and 6th grades.
He has served in the university and adult education areas, including
work with the Desegregation Training Institute at California State
University at Northridge.
As
a professional communicator, Percy has lectured and presented workshops
and seminars on a variety of educational topics, both here stateside
and internationally at such distinguished institutions as City University
of New York, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Waseda Universtiy
in Tokyo, Japan and Moscow University.
His
extensive background within corporate environments has included
work in the technological fields of telecommunications, telephony,
interactive voice response systems, networking and networking security,
multimedia, video conferencing, machine vision and workstations.
Percy has served as a creative consultant for KCET, the Los Angeles
PBS station, and has appeared on numerous radio and TV shows over
the past 18 years. Percy is the author of several books on education
including "How to Grow a Child
A Child's Advice to Parents",
"Help Your Child in School" and "The Power of Creative
Writing."
Percy
holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brooklyn College and Master's
degree from Columbia University Teacher's College.
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