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Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Monday, September 20, 2010
You too can be a Martian
From NASA- Be a Martian
Labels:
Brain Science,
Children's Books,
Crowdsourcing,
Early Childhood,
Games
Saturday, June 26, 2010
'Life is a Kind of Chess'
At what age should we be teaching children to think? Is Chess an effective way? Which Board games are the best?;
Related:
Bedtime Stories for Children
Chess program has students feeling like kings and queens
Chess Links
Play Shredder Chess Online
Teaching critical thinking: A Parenting Science guide
Research shows, there is a strong correlation between learning to play chess and academic achievement. In 2000, a landmark study found that students who received chess instruction scored significantly higher on all measures of academic achievement, including math, spatial analysis, and non-verbal reasoning ability (Smith and Cage, 2000).
Related:
Bedtime Stories for Children
Chess program has students feeling like kings and queens
It exposes them to sportsmanship -- the thrill of victory and gracious defeat,” said Sears.
Parent Michael Scholfield agrees. He has been more than impressed with his 6-year-old son Matthew’s improved behavior since learning the game at Jones.
“He’s more disciplined and patient,” said Scholfield.
“Chess has taught him to lose gracefully and to win gracefully -- not to gloat. It’s all about doing your best.”
Chess Links
Play Shredder Chess Online
Teaching critical thinking: A Parenting Science guide
Labels:
Chess,
Games,
Kindergarten,
Lifelong Learning,
Teaching Thinking,
Think About
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