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School Chess National Final in Denmark

Boris Bruhn, member of the Education Commission was in Vejle to report about this exciting event: On May 4th, the

by Dr. Uvencio Blanco Hernández “In India, as with Egypt, the origin of mathematics is associated with religious rituals. Mathematically,

by Ilker Pazarcioglu The World Economic Forum is publicly known for its annual meeting at the end of January in

by Renate Otterbach Introduction In the previous blog, we discussed differences in coding and its implications for teaching, especially for

by Dr. C. Uvencio Blanco Hernández “In the educational ecosystem, games are very useful because they work as teaching strategies,

by Dr. Uvencio Blanco Hernández “Chess has a series of characteristics, typical of games, such as: it is a voluntary

The upcoming London Chess Conference will be streamed through FIDE’s YouTube channel. Read the full article here.

by Uvencio Blanco Professor Jerry Nash is the current chairman of FIDE’s Commission on Chess in Education. A long-standing educator

FIDE and its Chess in Education Commission are pleased to announce the dates of the newly revised Preparation of Teachers

Why is it important for teachers to understand encoding theory? Often, we think we have explored all the critical candidate