Chess is a pursuit that involves learning multiple skills to completely develop. One just not be able to play effectively without acquiring tons of them, which is why it takes a lot of time to master. What exact mastery do all chess players share? Like any other field there must be something in common that…
Iq test is a standardized form of exam designed to indicate a number that would describe general intelligence. Some people believe that this is correlated with chess since it affects one’s ability to learn. After hours of research here is what I know: The I.q. tests specifically measure the participant’s visual-spatial, reasoning, abstract, auditory, process…
To start a chess club in high school a person in charge has to find at least 3 people (in most cases) and be approved by the school committee. The person in charge should fulfill the requirements and find ways to acquire the chess equipment that is to used in the club Starting a chess…
There is a huge misunderstanding regarding the effects of learning chess on student’s mathematical abilities. This is an issue perpetuated by avid chess learners that I can give a full answer off! There are those who think that math and chess are correlated with one another, that being good at this subject can suddenly make…
Chess as most things in life has its fair share of good things and bad. Looking at the good effects allows us to understand more efficient use of such activities, or even promote them. Knowing the bad makes us aware of the possible damages that it can bring to us. Chess has its bad sides,…
Entering any kind of community, people will tell you all sorts of benefits from staying within the circle. Basketball players will tell you that basketball is good for health as a sample, while chess players will tell that chess is good for the brain. But is it really the case? Does chess exclusively bring positive…
