More Than the Next Move - Chess Builds Skills - School News

Research has shown students who play chess do well at several things. They are better problem-solvers; have improved concentration and memory; higher spatial reasoning, reading and math skills; and increased logic, creativity and strategic planning. That’s part of the reason why Curt Wissink, a Page Elementary fifth-grade teacher, puts on the West Michigan Chess Tournament […]

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