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Clase de ajedrez de nivel intermedio/intermedio alto: estilo campamento de entrenamiento, parte 1

En este conjunto de 15 clases, los estudiantes de ajedrez de nivel intermedio a intermedio alto (aproximadamente equivalente a la clasificación de la Federación de Ajedrez de los Estados Unidos entre 1100 y 1600) aprenderán habilidades que los impulsarán a convertirse en jugadores más formidables.

Dmitry Zilberstein

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4.3

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(8)

Qué está incluido

15 reuniones en vivo

15 horas presenciales

Experiencia de clase

Each 1 hour class will cover certain Intermediate/Upper Intermediate topics. It will be done with interactive chess interface shared by me in a virtual Live classroom and sometimes via video instruction. In-between classes students will be able to practice what they've learned by playing computer software or among themselves in order to reinforce what they've learned or sometimes a specific homework will be provided. Some lessons (based on interest) will be reserved to go over student games or lesson will constructed to cover the chess topics which interest the students. A few classes closer to the end will be dedicated to a team game (class will be split into two Zoom breakout rooms with Team 1 playing Team 2).

Sample curriculum (subject to change):
Lesson 1 - Checkmating with Rook and checkmating with 2 Bishops
Lesson 2 - Famous games: Triumph of the central strategy Botvinnik-Capablanca
Lesson 3 - Tactical motifs: Passed pawn, overloading, opening lines and diagonals
Lesson 4 - Tactical motifs: Distracting the defending pieces, back-rank weakness 
Lesson 5 - On-demand topic and/or wrapping up any of the previous lessons
Lesson 6 - Famous games: Botvinnik - Smyslov: Three minor pieces dominate the queen
Lesson 7 - Opening study: opening of choice (bring your openings with you to study!)
Lesson 8 - General opening topic: castling opposing sides 
Lesson 9 - Endgame puzzles or famous endgames, zugzwang
Lesson 10- Tactical motifs: Attraction, Interference, Attacking the king
Lesson 11 - On-demand topic and/or wrapping up any of the previous lessons
Lesson 12 - Team game, started 
Lesson 13 - Team game, continued 
Lesson 14 - Team game, continued
Lesson 15 - Team game, finished followed by my analysis of the game

Metas de aprendizaje

Students will learn all the tools to improve their chess level, by studying variety of topics across different aspects of the intermediate level: openings, middlegames, endgames, tactical motifs, going over the famous master games, strategical aspects of the games, analyzing some of their games upon request

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Orientación para padres

This series of classes is for students who know the basics pretty well, who love chess and don't mind or are willing to spend extra time outside the classes to study. While I take in-depth serious style approach I aim to make classes fun and stimulating. If your kids have not played in any official chess tournaments yet but you feel they are at the good level I encourage you send me their games for evaluations (vs. their coach, other kids in school, computer) before enrolling into a class. If you want to have your kid play against computer as an evaluation mechanism but not sure how to do that feel free email me for instructions on how to setup the evaluation game vs. computer (all freeware).

Lista de útiles escolares

Everything will be provided by teacher - interactive lessons, lecture videos, assignments. Students will be encouraged:
1) to download some chess freeware apps either on their phone, tablet or computer and spend some time studying outside the class. 2) to create a chess playing site account such as lichess.org (free site) and play among themselves in-between classes.

Recursos externos

Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.

Dmitry Zilberstein

Se unió el April, 2020

4.3

8reseñas

Perfil

Experiencia y certificaciones del docente

I have experience teaching chess at schools as an after-school. I hold a title on International Master and USCF rating of 2450 and FIDE rating of 2370. I'm winner of many tournaments and other prizes such as co-winner of a brilliancy prize in 2005 US Championship. I love to combine fun and deep-dive study of chess in my curriculum.