Grace Khoong is a biochemist who graduated in 1991. Her final year project on Cultivation and Analysis of Ganoderma lucidum (Lingzhi Mushroom) was awarded the Best Biochemistry Project of the Year in 1991, UPM.

It was featured in newspapers like the New Straits Times and Nan Yang Siang Pao.

After her first child, Gloson, was born, she trained him using all her knowledge on brain mechanism, genetic influences, psychology, hormones, physiology, and physical aspects of the human body and environmental factors that influence the learning process and the well-being of humans.

She’s talented in developing brain-compatible learning systems such as the Brain Genius System, Speed Mandarin (www.speed-mandarin.com), and Speed Phonics programmes.