Chess and Cognition: Is Chess Good for Your Brain?

Studies show that people who play chess can develop and maintain important cognitive skills, preserve cognitive function as they age, and even lessen the effects of neurological differences like ADHD. In this article, we’ll sort out some of the facts...

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Rebecka Ratcliffe

How to Become Your Child’s Best Chess Tutor

Not so long ago, chess was (incorrectly) considered an old gamer for older people, reinforcing a stereotype of being merely a way to pass the time. It was labeled as a slow, monotonous, and overly time-consuming game. Yet times have...

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How To Find The Right Chess Books And Tools For Your Child

If you're a parent attempting to guide your child through the chess learning process, then The House of Staunton has the answers for you. Many parents wish to nurture their child's skill and aptitude for chess but find themselves lacking...

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How to Help Your Child Love Chess and Chess Practice

If you’re a parent who loves the game of chess, think back to how your journey began. Now, imagine your child mastering the chessboard. Many parents feel this way and want to share their love, yet often overlook the most...

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How to Improve Your Kid’s Chess with Regular Chess Practice

Parents, if you have been thinking about teaching your kids chess, now is a great time to start! Also, you should look at The House of Staunton's learning resources. They offer multiple resources to help your child improve their chess...

Tags: Chess & Children, Chess Learning Posted by: jayspeakman