- Chess develops a scientific way of thinking.
- Chess teaches independence.
- Chess promotes imagination and creativity.
- Chess enables you to meet very interesting people.
- Chess is a game for all ages (and is not a factor for opponents).
- Chess improves memory.
- Chess improves concentration and focus.
- Chess promotes sportsmanship.
- Chess provides global awareness.
- Chess is fun!
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Educator's guide to the Benefits of Chess
I re-aquinted myself with a website link to the benefits of playing chess. This was one of the first sites I came across that reports some of the chess literature. It even offers a nice summary of each of the studies they are reporting. My top ten favorite reasons to play chess include:
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