Meet the Teachers
周老师
数学教师专注于我们的竞赛数学课程
刘老师
数学教师专注于我们的精英数学课程
沈老师
Chinese teacher specialized in ignite students learning interests
罗老师
专业中文考级教师，擅长于故事教学
周老师
A member of the Second Experimental Mathematics Class Affiliated to Renmin University, won multiple math competition awards during high school.
Since 2010, she has served as the head coach and team leader of the Chinese team at the American Regions Mathematics League (ARML), leading them to 8 international team championships and 2 runner-up titles. In 2023, she formed the Canadian team to participate in the World Mathematics Team Championship (WMTC) for the first time, winning a gold and two bronze medals individually, as well as a team excellence award.
Having conducted in-depth research on top-level math education in China and the United States, Teacher Zhou recognized the limitations of the current mathematics curriculum in Canadian primary and secondary schools. She felt that this prevented outstanding students from studying mathematics at a higher level, which she found regrettable and unjust for the students. Consequently, she decided to establish “Greater Learning Center,” with the aim of providing tailored math materials for students of different levels, enabling them to truly understand and master mathematics, and unlocking their full mathematical potential.
刘老师
Terence Liu graduated from the Department of Computer Engineering at the University of Waterloo. Having received education from schools in both Taiwan and Canada during his academic years, he is well-versed in the differences between Eastern and Western mathematics education. During his high school years in Canada, in addition to achieving full marks in provincial math exams, he participated in numerous math competitions and won a gold medal in the Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge (COMC).
While in school, he founded a math club to provide after-school tutoring for students. Teacher Liu became aware of certain issues in current math education while tutoring his own children in mathematics. Driven by his passion for math and a desire to address these issues, he made the bold decision to leave his lucrative career as an IT engineer and pursue education. He hopes to inspire the next generation of students with his enthusiasm for mathematics.
沈老师
Lana Shen graduated from South China University with a major in Educational Management and holds the title of Senior Teacher. With over twenty years of teaching and management experience in China, she has also spent ten years teaching Chinese in Canada.
Familiar with Chinese teaching materials from both domestic and international sources, she integrates various teaching materials in her lessons. Using lively and engaging multimedia courseware, she makes learning enjoyable, stimulating, and cultivates interest in Chinese language learning among students of all ages.
罗老师
Allen Luo, co-founder of Greater Learning Centre, Principal of Toronto ShuangKuai Chinese School in Canada, Director of the Canadian Chinese Education Association, and member of the Canadian College of Literature. Graduated from the Chinese Department of a university with a Master’s degree in Literature, he has served as a professor in the university’s School of Literature, President of the Provincial Writing Association, and senior visiting scholar at Fudan University.
For many years, he served as the head of the provincial Chinese examination group, the chief judge of the provincial competition, and the chief judge of the youth official document writing competition.
In recent years, he has devoted himself to overseas Chinese teaching. He has organized and hosted large-scale Chinese events such as Canadian Overseas Chinese Poetry Recitation Contest, Canadian Student Chinese New Year Galas. He has coached students to win awards multiple times: three students won first, second, and third prizes in the 20th Ontario Youth Composition Competition; in the 21st to 23rd World Chinese Competitions, two students won first prizes, seven students won second prizes, and ten students won third prizes. Six students won second and third place and excellence awards in International Youth Chinese Writing Competition Global, as well as regional championships, third place, and outstanding awards, and so on.
Outstanding results in the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK): In 2020, two 11-year-old students passed the Level 6 exam, setting a record for the youngest HSK Level 6 passers in North America; in 2023, two students passed Level 7, one student passed Level 8, and one student passed Level 9, becoming the first students in Canada to pass the highest level of Chinese proficiency exam—Level 9.
周老师
A member of the Second Experimental Mathematics Class Affiliated to Renmin University, won multiple math competition awards during high school.
Since 2010, she has served as the head coach and team leader of the Chinese team at the American Regions Mathematics League (ARML), leading them to 8 international team championships and 2 runner-up titles. In 2023, she formed the Canadian team to participate in the World Mathematics Team Championship (WMTC) for the first time, winning a gold and two bronze medals individually, as well as a team excellence award.
Having conducted in-depth research on top-level math education in China and the United States, Teacher Zhou recognized the limitations of the current mathematics curriculum in Canadian primary and secondary schools. She felt that this prevented outstanding students from studying mathematics at a higher level, which she found regrettable and unjust for the students. Consequently, she decided to establish “Greater Learning Center,” with the aim of providing tailored math materials for students of different levels, enabling them to truly understand and master mathematics, and unlocking their full mathematical potential.
刘老师
Terence Liu graduated from the Department of Computer Engineering at the University of Waterloo. Having received education from schools in both Taiwan and Canada during his academic years, he is well-versed in the differences between Eastern and Western mathematics education. During his high school years in Canada, in addition to achieving full marks in provincial math exams, he participated in numerous math competitions and won a gold medal in the Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge (COMC).
While in school, he founded a math club to provide after-school tutoring for students. Teacher Liu became aware of certain issues in current math education while tutoring his own children in mathematics. Driven by his passion for math and a desire to address these issues, he made the bold decision to leave his lucrative career as an IT engineer and pursue education. He hopes to inspire the next generation of students with his enthusiasm for mathematics.
沈老师
Lana Shen graduated from South China University with a major in Educational Management and holds the title of Senior Teacher. With over twenty years of teaching and management experience in China, she has also spent ten years teaching Chinese in Canada.
Familiar with Chinese teaching materials from both domestic and international sources, she integrates various teaching materials in her lessons. Using lively and engaging multimedia courseware, she makes learning enjoyable, stimulating, and cultivates interest in Chinese language learning among students of all ages.
罗老师
Allen Luo, co-founder of Greater Learning Centre, Principal of Toronto ShuangKuai Chinese School in Canada, Director of the Canadian Chinese Education Association, and member of the Canadian College of Literature. Graduated from the Chinese Department of a university with a Master’s degree in Literature, he has served as a professor in the university’s School of Literature, President of the Provincial Writing Association, and senior visiting scholar at Fudan University.
For many years, he served as the head of the provincial Chinese examination group, the chief judge of the provincial competition, and the chief judge of the youth official document writing competition.
In recent years, he has devoted himself to overseas Chinese teaching. He has organized and hosted large-scale Chinese events such as Canadian Overseas Chinese Poetry Recitation Contest, Canadian Student Chinese New Year Galas. He has coached students to win awards multiple times: three students won first, second, and third prizes in the 20th Ontario Youth Composition Competition; in the 21st to 23rd World Chinese Competitions, two students won first prizes, seven students won second prizes, and ten students won third prizes. Six students won second and third place and excellence awards in International Youth Chinese Writing Competition Global, as well as regional championships, third place, and outstanding awards, and so on.
Outstanding results in the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK): In 2020, two 11-year-old students passed the Level 6 exam, setting a record for the youngest HSK Level 6 passers in North America; in 2023, two students passed Level 7, one student passed Level 8, and one student passed Level 9, becoming the first students in Canada to pass the highest level of Chinese proficiency exam—Level 9.
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