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- Thinking with Chess, Teaching Children Ages 5 - 14
Thinking with Chess, Teaching Children Ages 5 - 14
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- Root A.
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- 81 blz
- Engels
- 2012
Thinking with Chess : Teaching Children Ages 5-14 is a handbook for teachers, librarians, after-school instructors, chess coaches, counselors, and parents that requires no prior knowledge of the game. Both novices and veteran chess players can use its innovative lesson plans for teaching groups of children.
InThinking with Chess , Dr. Alexey Root connects chess with skills important to academic success, such as classifying, pattern recognition, decoding, creating, and predicting. The book also introduces challenges for practicing divergent thinking and puzzles for convergent thinking.
Thinking with Chess teaches not only the fundamentals of chess - the chessmen and how they move, how to keep score, and where to play - but also tools useful in winning games, such as double check and smothered checkmate.
Content
006 Foreword by Kevin O'Connell
008 Chapter 1: Overview
018 Chapter 2: Rules of Chess
026 Chapter 3: Pieces, Pawns, and Squares
033 Chapter 4: Bishop and Rook
038 Chapter 5: Queen and King
044 Chapter 6: Pawn and Knight
048 Chapter 7: Endgame Checkmates
053 Chapter 8: Back-Rank and Smothered Checkmates
059 Chapter 9: Doubled and Discovered Checkmates
062 Chapter 10: Clubs, Competitions, and Camps
072 Appendix A: Solutions
075 Appendix B: References
078 Appendix C: Brooklyn Castle
InThinking with Chess , Dr. Alexey Root connects chess with skills important to academic success, such as classifying, pattern recognition, decoding, creating, and predicting. The book also introduces challenges for practicing divergent thinking and puzzles for convergent thinking.
Thinking with Chess teaches not only the fundamentals of chess - the chessmen and how they move, how to keep score, and where to play - but also tools useful in winning games, such as double check and smothered checkmate.
Content
006 Foreword by Kevin O'Connell
008 Chapter 1: Overview
018 Chapter 2: Rules of Chess
026 Chapter 3: Pieces, Pawns, and Squares
033 Chapter 4: Bishop and Rook
038 Chapter 5: Queen and King
044 Chapter 6: Pawn and Knight
048 Chapter 7: Endgame Checkmates
053 Chapter 8: Back-Rank and Smothered Checkmates
059 Chapter 9: Doubled and Discovered Checkmates
062 Chapter 10: Clubs, Competitions, and Camps
072 Appendix A: Solutions
075 Appendix B: References
078 Appendix C: Brooklyn Castle