Chess is a unique sport that enhances the creativity of the brain, on the box's 64 children can also learn to hone their patients.
Many people want their children to be smart. However, there are of course many ways to go in that direction and need a lot of sacrifices to get it. One way to improve children's intelligence is to teach children to play chess. Because, with play chess, children used to sit still in a long time with full concentration. The concentration power will have an effect on the learning process.
When playing chess, a child gets used to concentrating on the next plan. As a result, when not playing, they get used to concentrating on what we're doing. In addition, chess also teaches what the importance of concentration. That is if once your child is less concentration to make the steps that are not right, the game can be finished because he lost. Only a focused, patient and persistent child can keep a good game.
Characters like that can be applied to school, especially when facing exams. Chess can also improve the ability to think critically and creatively. Researchers Robert Ferguson analyzed the impact of chess on students' thinking skills in a school in the United States. The 5th and 6th-grade students who followed this study had been noted as gifted children whose IQ scores above 130. From the results of two different tests, he found that after playing chess for 60-64 hours and studying chess for over 32 weeks, these students showed rapid progress in critical thinking. But chess games do not only have a good impact on gifted kids. In fact, children whose intelligence is or below average can benefit from the game of chess. While they may lack capture of all strategies or tactics in a game of chess, their ability to learn the language, reading and numeracy also increases. Clearly, chess also proved to increase IQ in boys and girls. Well, interested to teach your child to play chess?
