Learning chess step 4 - manual

'Learning chess step 4' byder på taktik, men der er flere træk i opgaverne end i step 3 - niveauet er højere. Derudover er der fokus på slutspillet, materialefordele og svage bønder.

Manualen er på engelsk og benyttes af underviseren til at understøtte arbejdshæftet.

Produktdetaljer

Forfatter(e): Rob Brunia & Cor van Wijgerden

Antal sider: 196

ISBN: 978-90-77275-49-8

Målgruppe: Alle, der underviser øvede spillere

Sprog Engelsk

Engelsk beskrivelse

The difficulty level of the material from the fourth step is higher than in step three. That is mainly the consequence of the increasing number of moves needed to solve the exercises. Most of the topics require solutions which are 2« move deep: White plays, Black answers, White plays, Black answers and Whites scores. That is why a good command and application of the topics from the third step are absolutely necessary.

Tactics are dominated in a large degree by the preparatory move. The immediate attack does not work yet and a preparatory action is necessary. All existing preparations are dealt with: luring, eliminating the defence, chasing, aiming and clearing.

Gradually, the positional aspects are going to play more and more (a modest) part in the games of the fourth step students. The best way to introduce this kind of vague topics is to use the endgame. The lessons about material advantage and endgame strategy contain many strategic issues. Furthermore, the lesson about the weak pawns makes students aware to be ( a bit more ) careful while playing with their pawns. The same applies to the lesson about the opening.
Anyway, it remains best to deal with the positional factors while commenting the games of the students.

This manual works with the workbook - Learning chess step 4 - workbook .

Introductory articles about:

Subject material
Chess games
Thinking ahead
Help
Applying thef knowledge
The transition to the seniors
Analysing a position

Furthermore, 17 lessons are being dealt with:

1: Opening advantage
2: Interfering
3: Luring
4: Blocking
5: Thinking ahead
6: Placing the front and back piece
7: The passed pawn
8: Eliminating the defence
9: The magnet
10: Weak pawns
11: Material advantage
12: Chasing and aiming
13: Attack on the king
14: Seventh rank
15: Endgame strategy
16: Clearing
17: Queen against pawn