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SchoolPlus Chess classes in New Jersey (Teaneck, NB, Wayne)
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class | grade | time | teacher | description |
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Chess Beginners | Su 12:50-1:35 | N. M. Karakashyan | Chess Beginners, 12:50-1:35 (Level 1) Prerequisites: - ability to play chess, knowledge of chess moves for all pieces Description of program for this semester: The course is focused on: - Understanding the notation - Special moves - Simple checkmating patterns in 1 and 2 moves (\"battery\", \"last rank\" etc.) - Types of draws - Methods of defending against an attack - The basic principles of opening - Simple tactical elements (pin, fork/double attack, discovered check, etc.) - The basic principles of endgame (opposition, \"square\" rule) - Illustration of all above in short study games. - Solving chess problems and combinations on each topic studied during the lesson. - Mandatory practical games between students with each other online and with chess programs followed by an analysis of these games during the next lesson - Separate homework for each student | |
Chess Level 2 | Su 10:25-11:10 | N. M. Karakashyan | Prerequisites: - at least 1-2 semesters of studying chess in School Plus or any other similar chess program Description of program for this semester: The course focuses on: - The principles of various openings - Best practices of attacks and checkmating patterns - Achieving draws when having a disadvantage in material - Methods of defending against an attack - Advanced tactical elements (breaking communication, deflection, decoy, etc.) - Analysis of most common pawn ending positions - Illustration of all above in the games of world champions and strong chess players. - Solving chess problems and combinations on each topic studied during the lesson. - Mandatory practical games between students with each other online and with chess programs followed by an analysis of these games during the next lesson - Separate homework for each student | |
Chess Level 3 | 4/5 | Su 11:40-12:25 | N. M. Karakashyan | Prerequisites: - at least 3-4 semesters of studying chess in School Plus or any other similar chess program Description of program for this semester: The course is focused on: - A deeper analysis of various openings - Best practices of attacks with combined tactical elements - Strategical understanding of the middle game, analysis of weakness in positions - Importance of in-between moves for the defense - Advanced tactical elements (freeing the line for attack / freeing specific field, blockade, etc.) - Analysis of endgames including rook ending, queen ending, bishop/knight ending - Illustration of all above in the games of world champions and strong chess players. - Solving chess problems and combinations on each topic studied during the lesson. - Mandatory practical games between students with each other online and with chess programs followed by an analysis of these games during the next lesson - Separate homework for each student |