After graduating, she stayed at OSU to teach at the Department of East Asian Languages and Literature
with 8 years of experience living in America and being skilled at second-language teaching,
she has worked as a golden teacher at many well-known language training institutions in China.
Organized international English exchange programs have helped many Chinese and non-Chinese
universities establish friendships through various forms of communication and cooperation.
As one of the scholars of “performing-culture pedagogy”,
she is devoted to spread this method over to lives of children in China.
EngToBeyond International Academy is a part of Cynergy Future Education.
It focuses on creating an environment entirely based on American culture for Chinese students
while providing high-quality international education and helping to enhance English proficiency from all aspects.
Within our “flipped class” structure which also includes several other subjects such as art, science, mathematics, etc.,
we cultivate our students’ English mental and psychological driving force by
taking the American “performed-culture pedagogy method” as a cornerstone to incorporate different
pedagogical methods such as interdisciplinary courses pedagogy, contextual pedagogy, project-based pedagogy.
Our academic team with pure-American backgrounds provides Chinese families with
seamless one-stop counseling guiding them up throughK-12.
Cynergy Future Education belongs to Shanghai Cynergy Future Group.
There are currently three different main businesses at Cynergy Future Education:
Offline English Training, which includes TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, and other standardized exams;
English language proficiency training for children around 3-14 years of age;
online English reading curriculum using picture books; North American Industrial Research Center;
and international course development research and collaboration and partnerships with overseas schools.
We create different learning scenarios for the children to learn and improve their comprehensive ability
to express their thoughts and emotions in American culture.
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