What is
Educational Chess?
At Chess Plus Academy, we apply the educational approach in teaching chess to children, focusing on developing both IQ and EQ abilities that benefit their academic performance and future success.
Two ways
to learn chess
Educational Chess
Learning and development
Build thinking skills and habits
Process-focused
Supportive and
low-pressure
For all players
Guided lessons and activities
Competitive mindset
and discipline
Competitive Chess
Winning and performance
Improve ranking and results
Outcome-focused
Competitive and
high-pressure
For serious players
Intensive practice and drills
Academic performance and future life skills
Dive into
educational chess.
Four abilities. Four challenges.
Enhanced Concentration.
Learning chess helps children to sit still and stay focused during the game. It encourages them to slow down, think carefully, and stay with a task from beginning to end.
Strategic Planning.
Children learn to observe, think ahead, and evaluate dierent outcomes in chess. Every move becomes a chance to consider consequences and plan smarter strategies.
Respectful Conduct.
Through simple acts like greeting teachers, following the game rules, and showing kindness to friends, children practice respect both on and off the board.
Emotional Resilience.
Through wins and losses, children learn to stay calm, try again, and keep improving. Every game helps them become more confident and strong inside.
